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1000 new trout introduced to Lake Rotoiti (+video)

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A year after poachers decimated a tributary of Lake Rotoiti, Fish & Game staff have returned to the area with a special release of young trout.

The fingerlings have been raised in the Eastern Region Fish & Game hatchery at Ngongotaha, with staff carefully calculating the impact of the poaching by releasing 1000 15-month-old fish.

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Eastern Region manager Andy Garrick said he had high hopes for the fish released.

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"We're really hoping to see them thrive in the lake environment and become someone's trophy catch, or perhaps a keen young kid's first fish.

"We're also hoping many will make it to maturity and go back into the streams and spawn themselves."

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