Yes, there are rare fishes in Yellowstone National Park

During the early 20th century, there was a conservation movement across the United States which involved artificial stocking with various types of fishes in freshwater streams. Only one area produced large amounts of naturally grown trout spawn and that was the streams in Yellowstone National Park. Author Frank H. Tainter, Ph.D collates his record of the fish culture program in one of the most beautiful natural wonders of the United States, Yellowstone National Park.

Lake Yellowstone was known as a place where “elegant and rare” fish can be found. The family members of author Frank H. Tainter were all involved in fish culture for the former U.S. Bureau of Fisheries. Moreover, the author did not just narrate his own experiences but their collective experiences as a family who have been affiliated with the fish culture.

In the book, author Frank H. Tainter admittedly says he never worked in the park on fish culture. In fact, his father was one of the inspirations to pursue the fish culture program. Author Frank H. Tainter is also a retired scientist. Just like himself, he grew to love the fish culture program and worked to preserve its history.

Learn more about the fish culture program. This book by author Frank H. Tainter is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other leading digital book platforms, both in paperback and hardcover.

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