Connecticut’s Department of Energy & Environmental Protection (DEEP) has begun autumn stockings of broodstock Atlantic salmon. Biologists are releasing salmon into a number of Connecticut waterways including the Naugatuck River, Shetucket River, Mount Tom Pond, and Crystal Lake (Ellington). “Atlantic … Continued
In June, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission fisheries biologists stocked 162,500 hybrid striped bass into Lake Norman, marking a shift in the agency’s management of the 32,510-acre reservoir from a striped bass fishery to a hybrid striped bass fishery. The … Continued
In Wisconsin, lake sturgeon populations on several major state rivers are setting significant milestones, according tostate fisheries officials. DNR has confirmed that lake sturgeon from the initial stocking of fall fingerling sturgeon in the 1990s have survived and are living … Continued
In 2013, California’s Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) began reintroducing native rainbow trout to the Kern River. The reintroduction program will focus on Kern River rainbow trout, a strain of rainbow trout endemic to the Kern River. Because of … Continued
This spring, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will be on the water collecting eggs from Great Lakes muskellunge in the Detroit River and Lake St. Clair. The eggs are being collected for the Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery in … Continued