Colorado Parks and Wildlife fish biologists have moved 3,200 fish out of Lonetree Reservoir and into nearby public fishing waters over the past month. Ben Swigle, fishery biologist, and Jason Duff, assistant fishery biologist, removed more than 100 fish on Friday from 15 nets they have set in the waters southwest of Loveland and transported those fish, including black crappie and yellow perch, to River’s Edge Natural Area in Loveland. Related ArticlesOctober 22, 2017 PHOTOS: The first Broadway Halloween Parade in Denver October 22, 2017 “It’s like he lost all reasoning when we came here”: Wife of man accused of murder, hatchet threats speaks out October 22, 2017 Colorado man faces attempted murder charge in flare shooting October 22, 2017 Colorado’s controversial 2013 gun laws could loom large over crowded 2018 governor’s race October 22, 2017 Denver’s $937 million bond package has a huge sticker price — and a lot to digest.
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Pamela Johnson, Denver Post: Sports
Sun, 10/22/2017 - 9:39pm
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