Public Meeting: Don Baylor Presents "Trout Stream Ecology"

Don's presentation on Trout Stream Ecology discusses what trout need; what is detrimental to trout habitat; how trout feed; aquatic insect habitat; aquatic insect life cycles, movement and feeding strategies; longitudinal succession of species; and hatchery versus wild trout.

Don is a founding member of the Brodhead Chapter Trout Unlimited. Don taught English at Stroudsburg High School for 30 years. He served in the United States Army in 1969-71. He earned an M.S. in aquatic biology, and since 1980 has worked as a biologist with Aquatic Resource Consulting. He has been involved in stream baseline and monitoring studies of fishes and macroinvertebrates throughout the Northeast. A fly fisherman and tier since age 11, Don wrote the book Pocono and Upper Delaware Hatches, has been published in Rod & Reel Magazine, and authored over 60 technical reports for Aquatic Resource Consulting.