gillaroo การใช้

However, Irish authorities do not distinguish the gillaroo as a separate species from brown trout.
The name gillaroo is derived from the Irish for " red fellow " ( ); this is due to the fish's distinctive colouring.
In addition to the gillaroo, Lough Melvin is thought to harbour another two peculiar species of trout, apart from salmon and an endemic species of char.
Local folklore tells of an old monk who was fishing late one night at the boat quay in the Rusheen this is apparently the origins of the Gillaroo myth.
The gillaroo is characterised by these deep red spots and a " gizzard ", which is used to aid the digestion of hard food items such as water snails.