Culver proved the species to be the sunapee trout. Later research found reports of a trout egg trade between the Idaho and the New Hampshire Fish and Game departments. They are reportedly found in two Idaho bodies of water, Alice and Sawtooth Lakes. DNA analysis done in the latter half of the twentieth century on museum specimens of the Sunapee lake strain of the Sunapee golden trout found that all lacustrine populations of Arctic char in north eastern North America have been isolated from each other for near equal amounts of time, indicating that there is no special, distinguishing characteristics between the Sunapee trout of New Hampshire and Vermont and the blueback trout of northern Maine. References External links http://wiredfwcmaine.com/articles/big-reed-pond-restoration-plan-for-blueback-trout-maine-rotenone-esa-listing-images-atlanyci-char-articles-references-photographs-and-restoration-blueback-trout-salvelinus-alpinus-research-reference/ http://www.in-fisherman.com/2012/10/29/rare-and-exotic-trout/ Salvelinus Cold water fish Fish described in 1885