Name: Rainbow Trout Mounts
Brand: New Wave Taxidermy
Rating: 4.8 (28 reviews)

Rainbow Trout Mounts by New Wave Taxidermy

Rainbow trout are native to the cold-water streams, rivers, and lakes west of the Rocky Mountains. They easily adapt to a variety of aquatic environments, however, and can even survive in salt water. For this reason, and the fact that they are a hugely popular game fish, Rainbow trout have been introduced to every continent on Earth except Antarctica.

They get their name from the rainbow sheen that appears on their skin and they make an amazing wall mount. Don’t take our word for it though, that’s what we do we make amazing wall mounts… of all sorts of fish!

Each and every fish replica that leaves our shop is completely hand-crafted to our client’s photos and specifications. Our goal is to create a replica of the fish that was actually caught, a trophy that will look amazing on the wall for a lifetime.

All of our fish mounts are incredibly lifelike, one of a kind, and come with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

We’re believers in the old adage ‘you get what you pay for’, all of our mounts are of the highest quality. We’ve been creating trophy mounts of beautiful fish caught all over the globe for more than 40 years.

At New Wave Taxidermy we truly love what we do and we feel that makes a real difference in the quality of work that we produce. Please take a moment to browse the gallery below and complete the form for your free cost estimate.

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Rainbow Trout Information

White stocked in some parts of the world, due to their impact on native species, rainbow trout are seen as invasive.

Most rainbow trout prefer cold fresh water but easily adapt to a variety of aquatic environments. Steelhead trout are actually rainbow trout that live in the salt water of the Pacific Ocean. They return to streams to spawn but are generally a saltwater fish.

Interesting Facts About Rainbow Trout

Rainbow trout have no special protections and thrive around the world.

Rainbow trout have been stocked and farmed commercially since the 1870’s.

In some areas that they were introduced to they are seen as an invasive species and harmful due to their impact on native species.

Their diet includes insects, fish eggs, and occasionally other small fish.

Their native range is the Pacific Northwest but they are now found all over the planet.

All redband trout are rainbow trout, but not all rainbow trout are redband trout…

They are a member of the salmon family and a close relative to the cutthroat trout, and golden trout.

According to the international game fish association, the world record rainbow trout was caught in Saskatchewan and weighed a whopping 48bs.

Rainbow Trout Mounts