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Baton Rouge area BREC parks stocking ponds with catfish
Posted on 11/3/25 at 1:54 pm
Posted on 11/3/25 at 1:54 pm
For all of you looking for bank fishing spots around the city of Baton Rouge:
October 28th: The LDWF Inland Fisheries Hatchery team released 1,750 year-old channel Catfish (8-12") into several BREC ponds and the Lamar Dixon Expo Center.
Forest Park 150
Perkins Road Park 150
Zachary Community Park 170
Central Sports Park 220
Howell Community Park 220
Lamar Dixon 590
Last week, LDWF's Inland Fisheries Hatchery team released 342,600 redear sunfish into Cheniere Brake Lake and 300,600 into Lacassine NWR.
Hatchery & District biologist also teamed up with the Red River Water Commission to stock 18,000 Florida & hybrid bass (4-6") in Red River Pools 1-2.
The remaining Red River Pools are scheduled to be stocked in the coming weeks.
October 28th: The LDWF Inland Fisheries Hatchery team released 1,750 year-old channel Catfish (8-12") into several BREC ponds and the Lamar Dixon Expo Center.
Forest Park 150
Perkins Road Park 150
Zachary Community Park 170
Central Sports Park 220
Howell Community Park 220
Lamar Dixon 590
Last week, LDWF's Inland Fisheries Hatchery team released 342,600 redear sunfish into Cheniere Brake Lake and 300,600 into Lacassine NWR.
Hatchery & District biologist also teamed up with the Red River Water Commission to stock 18,000 Florida & hybrid bass (4-6") in Red River Pools 1-2.
The remaining Red River Pools are scheduled to be stocked in the coming weeks.
This post was edited on 11/3/25 at 2:52 pm
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Posted on 11/3/25 at 4:53 pm to Shexter
When are the rainbow trout being released?
Posted on 11/3/25 at 4:58 pm to Koolazzkat
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When are the rainbow trout being released?
It's usually late December or early January. They can't take the heat.
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We only do this stocking once a year because it is the only time that these northern natives can survive in our warm waters.
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Rainbow Trout last about a month after stocking takes place.
Posted on 11/4/25 at 12:25 pm to Shexter
Those are some slow growing catfish.
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