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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is reminding residents to not "ditch fish" after four species have been found in waters the aquatic animals are not supposed to be in.
After several recent illegal introductions, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources reminds Utahns that it is both harmful and illegal to dump unwanted pet fish into local ponds or to
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources reminded Utahns that it is harmful and illegal to dump unwanted pet fish into local ponds or move caught fish from one body of water to another.
Utah wildlife officials are reminding people to not dump pet fish or any other fish that doesn't belong in a specific body of water after finding illegal species in four reservoirs this year.
Don't ditch that fish: That's the message from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, reminding the public that it's both illegal and harmful to dump unwanted pet fish into local ponds.