RANGELY | The illegal, unapproved relocation of fish from one body of water to another continues to cause significant problems for management agencies, water providers and ethical anglers across Colorado.
Recently joining the list of reservoirs impacted by the presence of illegally introduced northern pike is northwest Colorado’s Kenney Reservoir. In the fall of 2018, Colorado Parks and Wildlife aquatic biologists confirmed the presence of the nonnative predator in the estimated 335-surface-acre reservoir located near…
Aren’t pike in Rio Blanco? How could they be illegally introduced when they are upstream. I could be totally wrong on my info, but I’m going off people who actually fish. I don’t…
Julio Mendoza