Stocks
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AZ stocks Florida-strain largemouth bass
The fry were spawned and raised by staff at Bubbling Ponds Hatchery.
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Indiana DNR stocks Coho salmon in northwest Indiana tributaries
Mixsawbah State Fish Hatchery stocked 22,429 coho salmon averaging 8.02 inches into Trail Creek on Feb.16.
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9.6 million fish stocked
In an effort to enhance fishing and boost native fish populations, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources stocks a variety of fish species throughout Utah every year. In 2021, the DWR worked to proactively change its fish stocking to help more fish survive during the extreme drought.
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In-Season Changes Kept Fishermen Fishing and Safeguarded Stocks
Throughout the year, we used data collected from fishermen and dealers to open and close fisheries, transfer quotas, and tweak retention limits. In-season changes like these are critical to the success of the U.S. fishery management approach.
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Number of Fish Stocks at Sustainable Levels Remains Near Record High
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the Status of U.S. Fisheries Annual Report to Congress, which details the status of 479 federally-managed stocks or stock complexes in the U.S. to identify which stocks are subject to overfishing, are overfished, or are rebuilt to sustainable levels.
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AZ stocks carnivorous fish to feed on "stunted largemouth population"
According to the department, the "featured species" is for recreational fishing and will probably feed on the lake's "stunted largemouth bass population."
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Z-Man Fishing pledges a portion of sales to help restore native seatrout stocks
Up and down the Intracoastal Waterway, the home-body tendencies of spotted (speckled) seatrout have forever made them beloved sportfish among anglers. Even while redfish, snook, tarpon and other popular species migrate to offshore waters during various seasons and stages of their lifecycles, seatrout feed, breed and otherwise swim shallow, near-shore waters all year long.
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Alabama Grows and Stocks Gamefish
Debate has swirled in Pensacola over the location of a planned Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission fish hatchery, but 30 miles away, Alabama has been quietly operating a new, modern saltwater hatchery in Gulf Shores.
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