Abstract
Abstract Data from an 11-year study of a population of brown trout Salmo trutta showed that peak discharge at the time of incubation was inversely related to year-class strength (density of young of the year estimated in fall), which suggests that scouring of nests is a source of temporal variation in the density of young of the year. Relationships between cohort (individuals spawned the same year) age-groups provide a clue that discharge-related year-class strength might influence the population dynamics of a year-class over time.
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