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Photo by ROGER PHILLIPS/Idaho Department of Fish and Game An Idaho angler handles a stocked cutthroat trout, which are meant to be kept by anglers, according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. The department stocks thousands of rainbow trout annually in Panhandle lakes and ponds beginning in spring. Stocking usually takes place throughout the summer when the department dumps trout in the 10-inch range into put-and-take waters.

Photo by ROGER PHILLIPS/Idaho Department of Fish and Game An Idaho angler handles a stocked cutthroat trout, which are meant to be kept by anglers, according to the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. The department stocks thousands of rainbow trout annually in Panhandle lakes and ponds beginning in spring. Stocking usually takes place throughout the summer when the department dumps trout in the 10-inch range into put-and-take waters.

March 25, 2018

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Spring brings trout stocking to area
March 25, 2018 1 a.m.

Spring brings trout stocking to area

Tanks full of rainbow trout, the ubiquitous western fish species and a go-to stocking fish for game departments, will soon make the trip to local ponds and lakes in North Idaho.