StockerTroutFishing

About Stocker Trout Fishing

Stocker Trout Fishing answers one question fast: when was a lake, river, or pond last stocked with fish? We mirror official stocking reports and schedules published by state wildlife agencies, keep a per-water history, and send email alerts when a water you follow is stocked.

What we cover

What we do NOT cover

Every other state, for now (Pennsylvania, Colorado, Virginia, and Missouri are next on the list). We also only know what each agency publishes: private club stockings and unreported plants are not here, and tribal, utility and federal releases only where a state agency compiles them (Washington's dataset does; most do not). A water missing from this site may still be stocked - check your state's wildlife agency. Useful starting points: the US Fish & Wildlife hatchery system and your state agency's fishing page.

How fresh is the data?

Scraped state reports refresh daily; New York's statewide list is an annual archive published by DEC with month precision. Every page shows the date we last checked its source, and a site-wide banner appears if a daily feed stops refreshing. Scheduled plants (California's weekly plan) are labeled scheduled and are subject to change by the agency.

Who runs this?

Stocker Trout Fishing is an independent project maintained by the Stocker Trout Fishing team. We are not affiliated with any government agency. Records are shown verbatim as published; corrections go through the data & corrections policy.