Reproduction
Regardless of habitat, all Yellowstone cutthroat trout require flowing water to spawn successfully. Ponds and lakes must have inlet or outlet streams for cutthroat for self-sustaining populations. Some fish are stocked in otherwise suitable lakes in the Beartooth Mountains and elsewhere to provide angling opportunities that otherwise would not be available.
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