Lehigh Watershed Stocking

I respect your perspective, though I see it differently.
lol it literally just happened. its not an old video reposted.
 

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Im actually rather surprised by them.
Its one thing to want to enhance wild brook trout populations and expansion.

Its another to think you are going to create one in the Lehigh River. Especially in tributaries that already have them. And again especially considering the science out there about what stocked genes do to the already established populations.

Its a head scratcher. However, I guess maybe not considering the already established culture of stocking that likes to conflate fishing with conservation.
 
Im actually rather surprised by them.
Its one thing to want to enhance wild brook trout populations and expansion.

Its another to think you are going to create one in the Lehigh River. Especially in tributaries that already have them. And again especially considering the science out there about what stocked genes do to the already established populations.
I find it troubling that they stock the Lehigh at all, when you consider a lot of it's tribs support wild trout populations, both brookies and browns. But, that's just me.
 
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