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Aerial Fish Stocking

Oregon uses helicopters every other year for aerial fish stocking in high mountain lakes.

11/08/2012 | Rating TV-G

Oregon Field Guide

Aerial Fish Stocking

Clip: Season 24 Episode 2406 | 8m 48sVideo has Closed Captions

Oregon uses helicopters every other year for aerial fish stocking in high mountain lakes.

Every other year, Oregon biologists dangle a device below a helicopter and drop young fish into high mountain lakes for the pleasure of Cascade anglers. The state takes precautions to sterilize many of the fish because most of the fish planted in Oregon lakes are not native to the region.

11/08/2012 | Rating TV-G

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