Where do trout sleep?

Fish do sleep in a manner of speaking. Not quite like we do. They keep moving. It is closer to a trance like state than actual sleeping like humans do. Trout in streams will find a spot where the current is slow. read more

There are biologists who have proven that trout sleep. There are videos which demonstrate this. And, the best and most recurrent video evidence reflects that they find relatively calm currents which afford security, i.e., cover and settle close to bottom. read more

At any given time a large proportion of any trout population will be comatose. Whether it can be defined as 'sleep' is open to question. When you hear about people finding vast numbers of fish in a designated area with a fish-finder, these fish are almost certain to be 'asleep'. read more