Splake are fish hybrids resulting from a cross between brook trout and lake trout . Splake fish initially in production since the early 1870s . Splake fish have been introduced into many waters in the U.S. and Canada over the last 100 years . the deployment of a very large fish splake can be assured that this can breed in the wild as well . Splake fish can survive up to the age of 3 years .
In general, fish splake can be large enough , so this is a boon for fishermen to compete with the power of this fish on his rod as you pull . This is usually the size of fish splake can reach 10 to 18 inches .
Splake and brook trout have a very similar color patterns , making it very difficult for the untrained eye to distinguish between the two species . Splake tend to have a bit of a fork in the tail , heredity from his parents lake trout , brook trout while likely not have a fork or a " square" tail .
The world record splake caught in Ontario and weighs 20 pounds . 11oz .
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