During this season, juvenile coho from the prior Fall’s spawn continue to be fed. These fish will be released next Spring. This is a good time to visit the hatchery’s native plant garden and wetland. In the Summer, the hatchery usually keeps the 2-year old rainbow trout on display in the glassed-in adult holding pond, located around the corner from the fish ladder.
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