Trout stocked in Western Central Maryland this weekend
The Department of Natural Resources announced 16 000 rainbow trout were stocked in lakes ponds and larger rivers across Western and Central Maryland. Frederick County received 1000 in Cunningham Falls Lake 750 in Rainbow Lake 250 in Frank Bentz Pond 250 in Woodsboro Pond 250 in Middletown Community Pond 250 in Carroll Creek Special Area and 500 in Urbana Lake with 500 two year old rainbows raised by Potomac Valley Fly Fishermen also released in Cunningham Falls Lake. The fly club supplied fingerlings from the Albert Powell Hatchery and stocks catch and release Big Hunting Creek while noting a limit of 1 000 trout per year for the section.
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Maryland Stocking of Hatchery Trout Across Counties
River and lake stocking details list 1000 rainbows for Blairs Valley Greenbrier Beaver Creek Antietam Creek and other sites in Washington and Carroll counties with varied totals at Piney Run Reservoir Westminster Farm Museum Pond Lake Needwood and more. The piece notes no fall stream closures and fishing license requirements and promotes a CNN six part series on fisheries issues airing Oct 23 and Oct 31.
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