Missouri Fish Propagation Policy Promoted As Hatchery Output Grows
Missouri's Game and Fish Department will again enforce a six month minimum for planting fish, aiming to boost catchable-size stock. Spawning occurs in streams and hatcheries with fall and winter distributions. sac fry planting is debated regarding long-term angler benefits.
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