Sep 06
window.document.getElementById(‘post-9636’).parentNode.className += ‘ adhesive_post’;The Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) will soon take to the skies in an effort to boost the state’s cutthroat trout populations.
Every year DOW pilots fly specially modified Cessna 185’s to many of Colorado’s high mountain lakes as part of the effort to stock fish to enhance conservation cutthroat populations and create recreational angling. This year 325,000 1.5-2 inch cutthroat trout will be stocked by air. The Colorado River, Greenback and Rio Grande strains of cutthroat will be stocked in 284 lakes.
Original post by FWC Fishing and Boating News
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