Trout Stocked in West Virginia During The Week Of April 20 – 24, 2009

Monday, April 27th, 2009 at 10:07 AM

Trout Stocked in West Virginia During The Week Of April 20 – 24, 2009

Blackwater River, West Virginia

West Virginia Division of Natural Resources -(FishNLand.com)- The following waters were stocked the week of April 20, 2009

Anthony Creek

Big Sandy Creek

Blackwater River

Boley Lake

Buckhannon River

Bullskin Run

Burnsville Tailwaters

Cacapon Park Lake

Clear Fork of Tug

Coopers Rock Lake

Cranberry River

Dunkard Fork Lake

East Fork Greenbrier River

Elk River

Evitts Run

Gandy Creek

Glade Creek of Mann

Glade Creek of New

Glady Fork

Hills Creek

Indian Creek

Knapps Creek

Laurel Fork (Randolph)

Left Fork of Right Fork of Buckhannon River

Little River East Fork Greenbrier River

Little River West Fork Greenbrier River

Lost River

Marsh Fork

Middle Creek

Mill Creek of Opequon

Mountwood Park Lake

New Creek

North Fork of Patterson Creek

North Fork of South Branch

North River

Opequon Creek

Pinch Creek

Potts Creek

Rocky Marsh Run

Seneca Lake

Shavers Fork (Bemis)

Shavers Fork (lower)

Shavers Fork (upper)

South Branch (Franklin)

South Branch (Smoke Hole)

South Fork of Potts Creek

South Mill Creek Lake

Spruce Knob Lake

Stonewall Jackson Tailwaters

Summit Lake

Sutton Tailwaters

Tilhance Creek

Trout Run

Tuscarora Creek

Tygart Headwaters

Waites Run

Wallback Lake

Warden Lake

Watoga Lake

West Fork Greenbrier River

West Fork Greenbrier River (railroad grade)

Williams River

About West Virginia Dept of Natural Resources

Fish Management

The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources fisheries management programs are designed to provide a variety of fishing opportunities and experiences for anglers. The DNR endeavors to develop opportunities that range from native brook trout creeks to musky streams and large river catfish, and from small impoundment bluegill to reservoir bass and walleye. These programs consist of efforts focused on coldwater and warmwater species management and their habitats. Research, stocking, public access development, regulations, and outreach combined with habitat protection, improvement, and restoration form the foundation of the state’s management of the state’s fishery resources