Fathead Minnow
Fathead Minnows are 1"-3", and are $26.00 for 1lb (approximately 200 minnows).
A copy of your permit to stock fish should be mailed to: Sullivan County Soil and Water Conservation District, Attn: Amber Gray, 64 Ferndale Loomis Road, Liberty, NY 12754 or email to agray@sullivanswcd.org
All orders MUST have their permit from the NYS DEC with them at pick up if they have not already mailed them in.
Price includes tax and a handling fee of $6 is applied to all orders.
PICK UP ONLY in Liberty: Saturday, June 14, 2025 (1:00pm)
Fathead Minnows are 1"-3", and are $26.00 for 1lb (approximately 200 minnows).
A copy of your permit to stock fish should be mailed to: Sullivan County Soil and Water Conservation District, Attn: Amber Gray, 64 Ferndale Loomis Road, Liberty, NY 12754 or email to agray@sullivanswcd.org
All orders MUST have their permit from the NYS DEC with them at pick up if they have not already mailed them in.
Price includes tax and a handling fee of $6 is applied to all orders.
PICK UP ONLY in Liberty: Saturday, June 14, 2025 (1:00pm)
Fathead Minnows are 1"-3", and are $26.00 for 1lb (approximately 200 minnows).
A copy of your permit to stock fish should be mailed to: Sullivan County Soil and Water Conservation District, Attn: Amber Gray, 64 Ferndale Loomis Road, Liberty, NY 12754 or email to agray@sullivanswcd.org
All orders MUST have their permit from the NYS DEC with them at pick up if they have not already mailed them in.
Price includes tax and a handling fee of $6 is applied to all orders.
PICK UP ONLY in Liberty: Saturday, June 14, 2025 (1:00pm)
Excellent forage for game fish and a recommended component for balanced ecosystems. They are preferred over other types because they breed in a pond and do not compete with other species, and can be restocked often to ensure proper feed for game fish. They average 1-3 inches in size. Spawning occurs when water temperature reaches 65°F, five or six times during the summer beginning in late May. Flat stones or boards, which can be added around the pond edge, facilitate spawning and provide cover.
Stocking #: up to 50lbs per acre
Diet: algae, invertebrates, & food pellets