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Trout and catfish plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning May 31

Trout being prepared for pan frying.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout or channel catfish throughout the week of May 31 by the Department of Fish and Game:

Trout:

VENTURA: None.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: None.

LOS ANGELES: Castaic Lake, Elizabeth Lake, Jackson Lake and Pyramid Lake.

SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Lake.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Perris Lake.

SAN BERNARDINO: None.

KERN: Cuddy Creek Pond.

INYO: Bishop Creek (Lower fork), Pleasant Valley Reservoir and Rock Creek Lake.

MONO: Bridgeport Reservoir, Buckeye Creek, Convict Lake, Grant Lake, Gull Lake, June Lake, Lee Vining Creek, Little Walker River, Lundy Lake, Mill Creek, Robinson Creek, Rock Creek (section 1 and section 2), Rush Creek, Owens River (section 3), Silver Lake, Virginia Creek, Twin Lakes Bridgeport (Upper and Lower) and West Walker River (section 2 and section 3).

Catfish:

LOS ANGELES: Cerritos, Downey, El Dorado, La Mirada, Peck Rd, Pudding Stone, Santa Fe and John A Ford Park.

Photo: Trout being prepared for pan frying. Credit: Los Angeles Times

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Trout and catfish plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning May 23

A string of trout on the frozen surface of Lake Sabrina on opening day of the 2008 Eastern Sierra trout season.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout or channel catfish throughout the week of May 23 by the Department of Fish and Game:

Trout:

VENTURA: Reyes Creek.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Trabuco Creek.

LOS ANGELES: Castaic Lake, Cuddy Creek Pond, Elizabeth Lake, Jackson Lake and Pyramid Lake.

SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Lake and Doane Pond.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Perris Lake.

SAN BERNARDINO: Arrowbear Lake, Big Bear Lake, Green Valley Lake, Gregory Lake, Miller Canyon Creek, Mojave Narrows Regional Park Lake and Seccombe Park Lake.

INYO: Baker Creek, Big Pine Creek, Bishop Creek (Lower, Middle, South forks and Intake II), Diaz Lake, Georges Creek, Goodale Creek, Independence Creek, Lone Pine Creek, Owens River (section 2 and section 3), Shepherd Creek, Symmes Creek, Taboose Creek and Tinnemaha Creek.

MONO: Bridgeport Reservoir, Convict Creek, Convict Lake, Grant Lake, Gull Lake, June Lake, Lee Vining Creek, Little Walker River, Lundy Lake, Mammoth Creek, Mill Creek, McGee Creek, Robinson Creek, Rock Creek (section 1 and section 2), Rock Creek Lake, Rush Creek, Silver Lake, Virginia Creek, Twin Lakes Bridgeport (Upper and Lower) and West Walker River (section 2 and section 3).

Catfish:

ORANGE: Carr Park Lake, Centennial Park Lake, Eisenhower Park Lake, Greer Park Lake, Huntington Lake, Laguna Lake, Mile Square Park Lake, Ralph Clark Park Lake, Tri-City Park Lake and Yorba Regional Park Lake.

 Photo: A string of trout on the frozen surface of Lake Sabrina on opening day of the 2008 Eastern Sierra trout season. Credit: Brian Vander Brug / Los Angeles Times

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Trout and catfish plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning May 16

A trout breaks the surface at the Mt. Whitney Fish Hatchery near Independence.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout or channel catfish throughout the week of May 16 by the Department of Fish and Game:

Trout:

VENTURA: Reyes Creek.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: None.

LOS ANGELES: Castaic Lake, Cuddy Creek Pond, Elizabeth Lake and Pyramid Lake.

SAN DIEGO: None.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Diamond Valley Lake, Hemet Lake, Lake Fulmore and Strawberry Creek.

SAN BERNARDINO: Big Bear Lake, Jenks Lake, Santa Ana River, Silverwood Lake and South Fork of the Santa Ana River.

INYO: Baker Creek, Big Pine Creek, Bishop Creek Dam Intake No. 2, George Creek, Goodale Creek, Independence Creek, Lone Pine Creek, lower Bishop Creek, Middle Fork Bishop Creek, Pleasant Valley Reservoir, Shepherd Creek, South Fork Bishop Creek, Symms Creek, Taboose Creek and Tinemaha Creek.

MONO: Bridgeport Reservoir, Convict Creek, Mammoth Creek and McGee Creek.

Catfish:

LOS ANGELES: Alondra Park lake, Belvedere Park lake, Downey Wilderness Park Lake, Echo Park lake, Hansen Lake, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, lake in Hollenbeck Park, Lincoln Park lake and MacArthur Park Lake.

Photo: A trout breaks the surface at the Mt. Whitney Fish Hatchery near Independence. Credit: Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning May 2

Trout jump out of the water after bits of feed in a holding pond.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of May 2 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: Reyes Creek.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Trabuco Creek.

LOS ANGELES: Castaic Lake, Cuddy Creek Pond, Elizabeth Lake and Pyramid Lake.

SAN DIEGO: None.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Fulmore, Perris Reservoir and Strawberry Creek.

SAN BERNARDINO: Big Bear Lake, Jenks Lake, Santa Ana River, Silverwood Lake and South Fork of the Santa Ana River.

INYO: Lone Pine Creek and lower Bishop Creek.

MONO: None.

Photo: Trout jump out of the water after bits of feed in a holding pond. Credit: Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning April 25

Rainbow trout

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of April 25 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: None.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Carr Park lake, Eisenhower Park lake, Greer Park lake, Huntington Central Park lake, Laguna Lake and Ralph Clark Regional Park lake.

LOS ANGELES: Alondra Park lake, Belvedere Park lake, Cerritos Park lake, Downey Wilderness Park Lake, El Dorado Park lakes, Jackson Lake, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, La Mirada Lake, lake in Hollenbeck Park, Lincoln Park lake and MacArthur Park Lake.

SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Hemet Lake.

SAN BERNARDINO: Arrowbear Lake, Big Bear Lake, Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park Lake, El Prado Regional Park lake, Lake Gregory and Miller Canyon Creek.

INYO: Big Pine Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Diaz Lake, George Creek, Goodale Creek, Independence Creek, Lone Pine Creek, lower Bishop Creek, lower Owens River from Stewart Lane to Laws, Shepherd Creek, Symms Creek, Taboose Creek, Tinemaha Creek and Tuttle Creek.

MONO: Bridgeport Reservoir, Convict Lake, Grant Lake, Gull Lake, June Lake, Lee Vining Creek, lower Twin Lake near Bridgeport, Robinson Creek, Rock Creek from French Camp to upper bridge at Rock Creek Lodge, Rock Creek from Paradise Lodge to Tuff Campground, Rush Creek, upper Twin Lake near Bridgeport, Virginia Creek, Walker River Little, West Walker River Section 2 and West Walker River Section 3.

Photo: Rainbow trout. Credit: Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning April 18

Trout

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of April 18 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: Reyes Creek.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Laguna Lake and Trabuco Creek.

LOS ANGELES: Castaic Lake, Cuddy Creek Pond, Elizabeth Lake, Legg Lake, Peck Road Park lake, Puddingstone Reservoir, Pyramid Lake and Santa Fe Flood Control Basin.

SAN DIEGO: Murray Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Fulmore and Strawberry Creek.

SAN BERNARDINO: Glen Helen Regional Park lakes, Santa Ana River, Seccombe Park Lake, Silverwood Lake, South Fork of the Santa Ana River and Yucaipa Regional Park lake.

INYO: Bishop Creek Dam Intake No. 2, Lone Pine Creek, Middle Fork Bishop Creek, Pleasant Valley Reservoir and South Fork Bishop Creek.

MONO: Convict Creek, Mammoth Creek and McGee Creek.

Photo: Trout being prepared for pan frying. Credit: Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning April 11

A trout breaks the surface at the Mt. Whitney Fish Hatchery near Independence.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of April 11 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: None.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Carr Park lake, Eisenhower Park lake, Greer Park lake, Huntington Central Park lake, Laguna Lake and Ralph Clark Regional Park lake.

LOS ANGELES: Alondra Park lake, Belvedere Park lake, Cerritos Park lake, Downey Wilderness Park Lake, El Dorado Park lakes, Jackson Lake, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, La Mirada Lake, lake in Hollenbeck Park, Legg Lake, Lincoln Park lake and MacArthur Park Lake.

SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Hemet Lake.

SAN BERNARDINO: Arrowbear Lake, Big Bear Lake, Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park Lake, El Prado Regional Park lake, Lake Gregory and Miller Canyon Creek.

INYO: lower Owens River from Stewart Lane to Laws.

MONO: None.

Photo: A trout breaks the surface at the Mt. Whitney Fish Hatchery near Independence. Credit: Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning April 4

Trout being prepared for pan frying.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of April 4 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: None.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Trabuco Creek.

LOS ANGELES: None.

SAN DIEGO: Murray Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Fulmore, Perris Reservoir and Strawberry Creek.

SAN BERNARDINO: Glen Helen Regional Park lakes, Mojave Narrows Regional Park lake, Santa Ana River, Seccombe Park Lake, Silverwood Lake, South Fork of the Santa Ana River and Yucaipa Regional Park lake.

INYO: Lone Pine Creek and Pleasant Valley Reservoir.

MONO: None.

 Photo: Trout being prepared for pan frying. Credit: Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning March 28

Trout jump out of the water after bits of feed in a holding pond.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of March 28 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: Casitas Lake and Reyes Creek.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: None.

LOS ANGELES: Cuddy Creek Pond, Elizabeth Lake, Hansen Lake, Legg Lake, Peck Road Park lake, Puddingstone Reservoir and Santa Fe Flood Control Basin.

SAN DIEGO: None.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: None.

SAN BERNARDINO: None.

INYO: Cottonwood Creek, Diaz Lake, George Creek, Independence Creek, Lone Pine Creek, Shepherd Creek, Symms Creek and Tuttle Creek.

MONO: None.

Photo: Trout jump out of the water after bits of feed in a holding pond. Credit: Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning March 21

Rainbow trout.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of March 21 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: None.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Carr Park lake, Centennial Regional Park lake, Eisenhower Park lake, Greer Park lake, Huntington Central Park lake, Laguna Lake, Mile Square Regional Park lake, Ralph Clark Regional Park lake and Tri-City Park lake.

LOS ANGELES: Alondra Park lake, Belvedere Park lake, Cerritos Park lake, Downey Wilderness Park Lake, El Dorado Park lakes, Jackson Lake, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, La Mirada Lake, lake in Hollenbeck Park, Lincoln Park lake and MacArthur Park Lake.

SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Fulmore and Strawberry Creek.

SAN BERNARDINO: Santa Ana River, Silverwood Lake and South Fork of the Santa Ana River.

INYO: None.

MONO: None.

Photo: Rainbow trout. Credit: Los Angeles Times

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning March 14

Rainbow trout.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of March 14 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: Rancho Simi Community Park lake and Reyes Creek.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Trabuco Creek and Yorba Regional Park lake.

LOS ANGELES: Castaic Lake, Cuddy Creek Pond, Elizabeth Lake, Hansen Lake, Legg Lake, Peck Road Park lake, Puddingstone Reservoir, Pyramid Lake and Santa Fe Flood Control Basin.

SAN DIEGO: Chollas Reservoir, Lindo Lake, Lower Otay Lake, Morena Reservoir and Murray Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: Sunbeam Lake and Wiest Lake.

RIVERSIDE: Hemet Lake, Lake Cahuilla, Perris Reservoir and Rancho Jurupa Park lake.

SAN BERNARDINO: Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park Lake, El Prado Regional Park lake, Glen Helen Regional Park lakes, Mojave Narrows Regional Park lake, Seccombe Park Lake and Yucaipa Regional Park lake.

INYO: Cottonwood Creek, George Creek, Independence Creek, Lone Pine Creek, lower Owens River from Stewart Lane to Laws, Pleasant Valley Reservoir, Shepherd Creek, Symms Creek and Tuttle Creek.

MONO: None.

Photo: Rainbow trout. Credit: Karen Laubenstein / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

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Trout plants for Southern California and Eastern Sierra during the week beginning March 7

An angler fishes a little pond above Virginia Lake in John Muir Wilderness.

Barring adverse weather, water or road conditions, the following is a list of Southern California and Eastern Sierra waters, listed by county, that will be stocked with rainbow trout throughout the week of March 7 by the Department of Fish and Game:

VENTURA: None.

SANTA BARBARA: None.

ORANGE: Carr Park lake, Centennial Regional Park lake, Eisenhower Park lake, Greer Park lake, Huntington Central Park lake, Laguna Lake, Mile Square Regional Park lake, Ralph Clark Regional Park lake and Tri-City Park lake.

LOS ANGELES: Alondra Park lake, Belvedere Park lake, Cerritos Park lake, Downey Wilderness Park Lake, El Dorado Park lakes, Jackson Lake, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, La Mirada Lake, lake in Hollenbeck Park, Lincoln Park lake and MacArthur Park Lake.

SAN DIEGO: Cuyamaca Reservoir.

IMPERIAL: None.

RIVERSIDE: Diamond Valley Lake, Lake Fulmore and Strawberry Creek.

SAN BERNARDINO: Santa Ana River, Silverwood Lake and South Fork of the Santa Ana River.

INYO: None.

MONO: None.

Photo: An angler fishes a little pond above Virginia Lake in John Muir Wilderness. Credit: Los Angeles Times

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