Springville Herald | 1966-05-05 | Page 3 | Fish Plants Now Being Made in Certain Waters

will continue to need more room. Species of fish now on hand at the various hatcheries include in-clude rainbow, brown, brook, mackmaw and cutthroat trout. Fish plants now ! being made in certain waters Early fish plants from Department De-partment of Fish and Game hatcheries are now under way as water and feed conditions ' permit. Don Andriano, Chief of Fish- Ieries, said early plants have been made in some water, mostly at the lower elevations. Planting of about three mil-ilion mil-ilion rainbow trout fingerlings secured from Federal hatcher-'ies hatcher-'ies under the Section 8 provisions provis-ions of the Colorado River storage Act is scheduled for (I early May in Lake Powell. Wil-lard Wil-lard Bay Reservoir is also scheduled to receive fish early next month. Approximately ft 800,000 largemouth bass are planned for this plant from Federal hatcheries. Many of the fish stocked from Department of Fish and Game hatcheries have been fingerlings averaging two to (five inches in size. Fish plants jJwill continue as conditions per- nit to prevent crowding con-litions con-litions at the hatcheries as the :ish now on hand grow and