Fish Stocking

FISH STOCKING

Our Spring event of FISH STOCKING is researched and coordinated by Iain Walker. Working behind the scenes, Iain makes this happen to the benefit of the natural lake community as well as residents. THANK YOU IAIN AND THE WALKER FAMILY

*NOTE: The quantity of fish stocked is a function of the pricing for fish and the dues/donations received the previous year.  From the Club/Association charter up to 80% of the dues can be used for fish stocking.  The last two years the Association has supplemented the 80% to maintain stocking program at its current level.

Rainbow trout will not breed in our lakes.  Bass will maintain a population based upon natural pressures (food available, predators, lake environment).  Our stocking program also includes the stocking of feeder fish such as shiners.  A predator that is, by many, welcomed to our lakes is the Common Loon.  An adult Loon eats approximately 2 pounds of fish daily.  (Common Loon Diet link)

Fish Stocking History (Recent)

2025
42 Rainbows 12" - 14"  Avery's Hatchery
80 Lg Mouth Bass 8" - 10" Hicklings Fish Farm

2024
Avery's Trout Hatchery
40 Rainbows, 12"-14"
40 Rainbows, 14" - 16"

2023

Avery's Trout Hatchery
50 Rainbows, 12 - 14"
23 Rainbows, 14"+

2022
Hicklings Fish Farm

64  Large Mouth Bass, 10-12" 

Avery's Trout Hatchery

70 Rainbow Trout: 12/14",  58/12"

2021

Hicklings Fish Farm - 75  Large Mouth Bass  
Note: Bass per Lake - 52 E. Stoner, 23 W. Stoner
Avery's Trout Hatchery - 80 Rainbow Trout 

2020
Hicklings Fish Farm -  Large Mouth Bass: 60/10-12",  30/8-10" 

Avery's Trout Hatchery - 75 Rainbow Trout 

2019
Hicklings Fish Farm -  Large Mouth Bass 

Avery's Trout Hatchery - 60 Rainbow Trout