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Magic Valley Region rainbow trout stocking schedule for September 2021

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Hatchery personnel from Fish and Game’s Magic Valley Region will be stocking approximately 26,700 10-12” catchable-sized rainbow trout in September. All stocking dates and numbers of fish are approximate and may change without notice due to water or weather conditions.

 

For maps of these Idaho fishing locations and other angling destinations please visit the Fish Planner.

 

Body of Water

Week to be Stocked

Number to be Stocked

Crystal Springs Lake

August 30 – September 3

   550

Gavers Lagoon

August 30 –  September 3

   950

Lake Cleveland

September 6 – 10

5,200

Hagerman WMA Riley Creek Pond

September 6 – 10

   350

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #1

September 6 – 10

   350

Filer Kids Pond and Filer Pond

September 6 – 10

   450

Freedom Park Pond

September 6 – 10

   500

Dierkes Lake

September 6 – 10

4,500

Crystal Springs Lake

September 13 – 17

   550

Niagara Springs Wood Duck Pond

September 13 – 17

   100

Hagerman WMA Riley Creek Pond

September 13 – 17

   350

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #1

September 13 – 17

   350

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #2

September 13 – 17

   250

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #3

September 13 – 17

   450

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #4

September 13 – 17

   450

Dog Creek Reservoir

September 13 – 17

2,000

Thorn Creek Reservoir

September 13 – 17

2,000

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #1

September 20 – 24

   350

Hagerman WMA Riley Creek Pond

September 20 – 24

   350

Freedom Park Pond

September 20 – 24

   500

Filer Kids Pond and Filer Pond

September 20 –  24

   450

Hagerman WMA Riley Creek Pond

September 27 – October 1

   350

Hagerman WMA Oster Lake #1

September 27 – October 1

   350

Salmon Falls Creek Reservoir

September 27 – October 1

5,000

 

Many of the waters highlighted below are easy to access, family-friendly fishing destinations. All you need to get started is a fishing license and some basic tackle. Annual adult fishing licenses cost around $30, junior licenses (ages 14-17) cost $16, and youth under 14 fish for free. Click here to buy a license.

Fishing for stocked rainbow trout, particularly in community ponds, is a great way to introduce new anglers to the sport by using simple (and relatively thrifty) set-ups like worm/marshmallow combinations or commercial baits like Power Bait or Crave, either near the bottom or below a bobber. The Learn to Fish webpage offers diagrams for basic bait rigs.

Most Idaho waters are open to fishing year-round, but some may have slightly different rules. Be sure to pick up a 2019-21 Idaho Fishing Seasons and Rules Booklet, which outlines season dates, special regulations and bag limits at any Idaho Fish and Game offices or most sporting goods stores statewide.

Need a little help reading Idaho’s fishing regulations? Click here to view a short video on how to use the fishing season and rules book.

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