Fish Stocking Update
This page is provided so you can search our stocking database to find which locations have been stocked, with what species of fish, and when specific locations were stocked. There are two options available for searching the fish stocking database as provided in the table below.
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Search by Area, Species and/or Dates Fill in as many fields as you like to filter data. |
Search by a Specific Location To search by a specific location, please choose the area to query below.
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* Ploidy: The number of single sets of chromosomes within a cell or organism. Diploid fish are capable of reproduction. Triploid fish are sterile. Learn more about triploid fish. ** The default start date of 4/1/2010 is the beginning of the 2010 stocking season. You may change this date to refine your search. Records for 1998 through 2009 are also available. |
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The ADF&G Sport Fish Division stocks a variety of fish species into lakes and streams throughout the state during the open water season. Rainbow trout, Arctic grayling, Arctic char, lake trout and landlocked coho and chinook salmon, raised in the states two Anchorage area fish hatcheries, are stocked in many of the southcentral and interior lakes. In addition coho and chinook salmon smolt are released into several streams to return in subsequent years.
Can I find out when fish are going to be stocked?
No, the schedule is based on when the fish are ready and what the most efficient transport means is available. Therefore, the schedule is adjusted daily. To determine about when a particular location is going to be stocked, look at the previous years data. Locations are stocked at approximately the same time each year.To get maps of our stocked lakes see our Stocked Lakes Maps page.
Check out the Recreational Boating and Angler Access Program web site and see how the department is enhancing your fishing experience at many stocking locations.
You can use one of the two searches above to find out what has been stocked. Our stocking database is updated at least once a week (Thursday or Friday) during the stocking season.
