Rockfish Hatchery Posts Best Season Since 1981
The Weldon Rockfish Hatchery reports its strongest season since 1981 with 11,225,000 rockfish eggs collected and 7,756,000 fry hatched during four weeks. About half returned to Roanoke River as part of the spring festival, while the rest were distributed to Tar River Neuse River Phelps Lake Pun go River and Northeast Cape Fear River.
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Weldon
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Tar River
Neuse River
Phelps Lake
Pungo River
Cape Fear River
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