US EditionStocking Fish Is Getting So Expensive that Kansas Is Slashing Its Trout Season
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Stocking Fish Is Getting So Expensive that Kansas Is Slashing Its Trout Season
Kansas isn’t a trout state. It does have a short winter trout season, which only exists due to a stocking program run by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. But state officials say the supplemental fishery is costing them too much. In response to those rising costs, wildlife commissioners voted in June to shorten the Kansas trout season by a full six weeks. Starting this winter, the season that used to run from November through mid-Apri…
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