“…Long‐distant marine migration has also been observed with a handful of individuals sampled several hundred kilometres away from their natal river (Balmain & Shearer, ; Euzenat, Fournel, & Richard, ; Pratten & Shearer, ; Skrochowska, ). Northward marine migration has often been reported in Europe for sea trout individuals native from Bresle, France (Euzenat et al., ), Vistula, Poland (Bartel, Pachur, & Bernaś, ; Skrochowska, ), North Esk, Scotland (Pratten & Shearer, ), Himlean, Sweden (Aldven, Hedger, Okland, Rivinoja, & Hojesjo, ), Vardnes, Norway (Berg & Berg, ). On the contrary, a dominant southward marine direction prevails for native sea trout individuals from Tweed, Scotland (Balmain & Shearer, ).…”