Trout Culture in the North Central Region
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Description
Trout have been raised in the United States for about 150
years. United States trout farming began in the North
Central Region (NCR) with the establishment of Ackley's Farm
near Cleveland, Ohio. The farm owners developed ways to
spawn brook trout and incubate the eggs in glass jars.
Today, trout are still raised in the NCR in state, federal
and private fish farms to stock lakes, ponds and streams.
The information in this fact sheet,
Trout Culture in the North Central Region is intended to
provide an overview of basic trout culture practices used in
the region.
Published: April 1993
Publication Number: FS108
Author: K. Cain and D. Garling