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Keeping Alberta anglers on the water while protecting native fish populations
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Keeping Alberta anglers on the water while protecting native fish populations
Cold Lake, Alta. (Rural Roots Canada) — Cold Lake Fish Hatchery stocks over 240 bodies of water across Alberta each year, helping maintain a healthy fish population while reducing angling pressure on native lakes. As part of the recent Alberta Farm Writers’ Association farm tour, Rural Roots Canada toured the facility and learned more about its role in supporting Alberta’s recreational fisheries. To support recreational fisheries without affecti…
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