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Changes occur in trout stocking schedule

Some changes have been made to the annual fall stocking of rainbow trout in Nebraska ponds and lakes.

Hanscom Park Pond in Omaha and Kramer Park Lake in Bellevue were not on the original schedule, but they have been stocked. Hanscom received 250 12-inch trout on Oct. 14. Kramer was stocked with 2,000 12-inch trout on Oct. 9.

The stocking of Steinhart Park Pond in Nebraska City, originally scheduled for the week of Oct. 7, has been postponed. The pond has low dissolved oxygen levels that are unsuitable for trout. Conditions will be monitored to determine if stocking there will be appropriate this fall.

Rotary Club Lake in Auburn and Weeping Water Lake are options for anglers seeking trout in the Nebraska City area. Auburn received 800 10.5-inch trout on Oct. 15, and Weeping Water was stocked with 1,500 11.75-inch trout on Oct. 10.

Go to OutdoorNebraska.gov/guides-maps/fishing-guides-reports/trout-stocking to access the stocking schedule, fish stocking database and a survey for those who fish put-and-take lakes. Information from this survey will be used to inform future trout management and stocking decisions.


About Jerry Kane

Jerry Kane is the news manager with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. He can be contacted at jerry.kane@nebraska.gov or 402-471-5008.

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