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National Park Service policy mandates that “exotic species will not be allowed to displace native species if displacement can be prevented”.
In years past, park staff have conducted brown trout control by targeted capture and removal from the stream sections that they are found to inhabit. These labor intensive control measures have proven to be effective when applied annually to all stream sections containing brown trout. Due to recent surges in brown trout populations within the park following a prolonged break in control efforts, these regulatory changes are justified as additional means to control these exotic fish within park streams.
A complete listing of park fishing regulations including the new special regulations for brown trout will be available online by April 1, 2007 at the following link: http://www.nps.gov/ shen/planyourvisit/upload/fishing_regulations.pdf.
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