Live Fish FAQ
What permits are required?
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife requires a Pond Stocking Permit. Click here for more information on the permitting process and for a copy of the application. Please note that applications must be submitted to your regional office (not to Olympia). Click here for a map to locate your regional office.
Oregon
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife requires a Pond Stocking Permit. Troutlodge will submit the permit application and secure the permit on your behalf. The State of Oregon prefers that all planted trout be from a registered producer. Troutlodge is a registered producer with State of Oregon.
Related Documents:
WDFW Fish Transport & Stocking Permit Application (PDF,17Kb)
WDFW Triploid Grass Carp Stocking Permit Application (PDF,251Kb)
What fishing licenses are required?
Is Troutlodge a Registered Aquatic Fish Farm approved by the state for planting trout?
Yes, and our fish are certified disease-free as required by the State. Our site-specific farm registration numbers are available upon request.
What sizes are available?
Is there a minimum order quantity or dollar amount?
The Orting facility in Western Washington has a no minimum order policy, but delivery services are not available from this facility. Transport equipment is available for use with payment of a refundable security deposit.
Minimum orders from the Hood River facility are determined by the desired delivery location. Please contact us for further details.
How many fish can my pond support?
Can I stock trout in my pond if I have other fish?
Will I need to feed my fish?
What strain of Rainbow do you have?
Do you sell triploid grass carp and when are they available?
Related Documents:
WDFW Triploid Grass Carp Stocking Permit Application (PDF,251Kb)
What temperatures do trout prefer?
How can I pay for my fish?