Cutbow:
The "Cutbow" is part Rainbow Trout
and part Cutthroat Trout. Notice the
yellow color of the cutthroat is not
there. The sides of the trout look
similar to the rainbow trout. The red
slash or cut in the lower part of the gill
helps distinguish it as a cutbow - or
part rainbow and part cutthroat trout.
These are present in several streams
in Yellowstone National Park,
especially in the Gallatin River. They
are fun to catch and seem to fight like
rainbows but feed like cutthroats or
maybe it is right the opposite. Just
kidding.