Photos: Stocking Lake Nighthorse with trout ahead of opening day
Tuesday, March 27, 2018 8:26 PM
Updated: Wednesday, March 28, 2018 12:18 PM
Rodney Bland, a fisheries technician with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, tosses rainbow trout into Lake Nighthorse on Tuesday. About 800 3-year-old female brood stock from the Crystal River Hatchery were trucked from Carbondale and released into the lake. Local anglers will have the chance to catch them when the lake opens Sunday.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Rodney Bland, a fisheries technician with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, prepares to release a net full of 18- to 20-inch rainbow trout Tuesday into Lake Nighthorse. About 800 3-year-old female brood stock from the Crystal River Hatchery were trucked from Carbondale and released into the lake. Local anglers will have the chance to catch them when the lake opens Sunday.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Rodney Bland, a fisheries technician with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, opens the back of a stocking truck Tuesday to release about 800 18- to 20-inch rainbow trout into Lake Nighthorse. Local anglers will have the chance to catch them when the lake opens Sunday.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
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Photos: Stocking Lake Nighthorse with trout ahead of opening day
Rodney Bland, a fisheries technician with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, tosses rainbow trout into Lake Nighthorse on Tuesday. About 800 3-year-old female brood stock from the Crystal River Hatchery were trucked from Carbondale and released into the lake. Local anglers will have the chance to catch them when the lake opens Sunday.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Rodney Bland, a fisheries technician with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, prepares to release a net full of 18- to 20-inch rainbow trout Tuesday into Lake Nighthorse. About 800 3-year-old female brood stock from the Crystal River Hatchery were trucked from Carbondale and released into the lake. Local anglers will have the chance to catch them when the lake opens Sunday.
Jerry McBride/Durango Herald
Rodney Bland, a fisheries technician with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, opens the back of a stocking truck Tuesday to release about 800 18- to 20-inch rainbow trout into Lake Nighthorse. Local anglers will have the chance to catch them when the lake opens Sunday.
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