Recent fish plants in Western Nevada by NDOW

By Don Quilici

Here are the most recent fish plants in Western Nevada by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. For information, call NDOW headquarters in Reno at (775) 688-1500 during regular business hours.

Apr. 09: Wall Canyon in Northern Washoe County: 2,000 rainbow trout: 9.2 inches in length.
Apr. 10: Squaw Creek Reservoir in Northern Washoe County: 4,001 brown trout: 10.2 inches.
Apr. 10: Squaw Creek Reservoir: 1,500 rainbows: 10.3 inches.
Apr. 11: Topaz Lake in Douglas County: 4,010 tiger trout: 10.1 inches.
Apr. 12: Paradise Pond in Reno: 495 rainbows: 10.4 inches.
Apr. 12: Rancho San Rafael Pond in Reno: 385 rainbows: 10.4 inches.
Apr. 13: Mt. View Park in Yerington: 253 rainbows: 10.4 inches.
Apr. 13: Martin Slough in Douglas County: 499 rainbows: 10.4 inches.
Apr. 13: Wilson Common in Washoe Valley: 499 rainbows: 10.4 inches.
Apr. 13: Davis Creek Pond in Washoe Valley: 499 rainbows: 10.4 inches.

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