New Mexico officials looking for information on missing salmon
Friday, October 20, a fish holding pen was vandalized. The pen was dragged from the lake and the salmon that were supposed to be inside were missing, the department says.
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Friday, October 20, a fish holding pen was vandalized. The pen was dragged from the lake and the salmon that were supposed to be inside were missing, the department says.
News from Grant County, New Mexico
The kokanee salmon holding pen on Navajo Lake before it was vandalized. Photo Courtesy NMDGF NMDGF NEWS RELEASE New Mexico’s annual kokanee salmon spawning efforts were derailed when its Navajo Lake holding pens were vandalized on Friday, October 20. Each fall, salmon are gathered into holding pens to allow Department of Game & Fish staff…
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