After 40 years of stocking Connecticut rivers, salmon program being scaled back
Click to view item Posted June 11. 2013 12:20PM
After more than 40 years of stocking millions upon millions of baby salmon hatchlings, or “fry,” in rivers throughout Connecticut and the other states — and after floods during Hurricane Irene wrecked the federal hatchery in Vermont — the U.S. government and Connecticut’s three salmon restoration partners have called it quits.
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