Trout released at Harry Wolfe Park
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March 26, 2025

Trout released at Harry Wolfe Park

By Kyle Meddles 

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) restocked Harry Wolfe Park pond Tuesday with nearly 1,000 Rainbow Trout courtesy of Castalia Fish Hatchery southwest of Sandusky, Ohio. Above, Tom Knight with ODNR uses a fishing net to secure some trout and release them in the pond ahead of the full r...

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