Rainbow Trout: They exhibit multiple life history forms, including resident (staying in freshwater), fluvial (migrating within rivers), adfluvial (migrating between lakes and rivers), and anadromous (migrating to the ocean and returning to freshwater to spawn, known as steelhead). This adaptability allows them to exploit diverse habitats and resources

Sockeye Salmon: They also display a range of life history strategies, including anadromous (migrating to the ocean and returning to freshwater to spawn)as well as sea run version that go straight to the ocean( more similar to Pink salmon. they also have non-migratory forms like kokanee (living entirely in freshwater). This flexibility helps them survive in varying environmental conditions and ensures their reproductive success

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