Abstract
Estimated monthly apparent survival of stream‐dwelling brown trout Salmo trutta in south‐east Norway was higher in winter than in summer, and lower in Alpine bullhead Cottus poecilopus sites than in allopatric sites. Apparent survival denotes true survival x local site fidelity. Emigration may also explain differences in apparent survival. All brown trout included in this Study were at least 1 year old.
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