Rainbow Trout
Rainbow Trout are 4"-6" for $3.50 each. A handling fee of $6 is applied to all orders. You may choose to pay by check, mailed to the address below.
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.
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
PICK UP ONLY in Liberty: Saturday, October 5, 2024 (1:00pm)
Rainbow Trout are 4"-6" for $3.50 each. A handling fee of $6 is applied to all orders. You may choose to pay by check, mailed to the address below.
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.
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
PICK UP ONLY in Liberty: Saturday, October 5, 2024 (1:00pm)
Rainbow Trout are 4"-6" for $3.50 each. A handling fee of $6 is applied to all orders. You may choose to pay by check, mailed to the address below.
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.
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
PICK UP ONLY in Liberty: Saturday, October 5, 2024 (1:00pm)
The Kamloop, a strain originating in British Columbia, is known for its quicker growth rates compared to the native rainbow. They need water that stays relatively cold with a high oxygen content, so it is recommended they be stocked in ponds at least 10-12 feet deep with natural springs or running water. They fare better in a pond environment than brook or brown trout because they can tolerate higher temperatures and a wider pH range. In a pond these trout may grow to a maximum of 6-8 pounds reaching 10-12" by the second year. They do not breed in ponds so to provide continuous sport fishing, restocking is recommended (see back for more info).
Stocking #: up to 300 per acre
Diet: insects, invertebrates, minnows, & food pellets