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Muscatine stocking Discovery Pond with rainbow trout

By Sharon Wren,

18 hours ago

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The Iowa Department of Natural Resources will release 1,500 rainbow trout into Discovery Pond at Discovery Park in Muscatine on Saturday, Oct. 31 at 10 a.m. One hundred tagged fish will be included in the stocking and the first five tagged fish turned in will receive a prize. Tagged fish can either be shown to the Park Ranger on duty or staff working in the Environmental Learning Center.

Discovery Pond is located at Discovery Park, 3300 Cedar Street in Muscatine. The Environmental Learning Center is free and open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from noon-4 p.m. and Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. and closed most holidays.

Fishing for trout at Discovery Pond requires a valid Iowa fishing license ($22 per year for Iowa residents) and trout fee ($14.50 for Iowa residents). All Iowa fishing rules and regulations apply, including the daily bag limit of five trout per licensed angler and a possession limit (how many you have in total including home in the freezer) of 10. Children under 16 can fish for trout without a license or trout fee only if they are with a licensed adult. They must share the daily limit with that adult.

Fishing licenses can be purchased at several local retailers or online. Call Muscatine County Conservation at (563) 264-5922, or the Iowa DNR Conservation Officer at (563) 260-1223 for more information.

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