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Whenever Wes Eason runs across a potential customer who’s hesitant about eating farm-raised fish, he points to the picture on the front of the Sunburs.

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WNC trout season is a go despite Tropical Storm Fred setbacks

WNC trout season is a go despite Tropical Storm Fred setbacks
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Sunburst Trout Farm lost 70,000 pounds of fish in Tropical Storm Fred

Sunburst Trout Farm lost 70,000 pounds of fish in Tropical Storm Fred
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A Tale of Two COVID-19 Extremes for the North Carolina Trout Industry

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