Jamestown, Kentucky · Russell County · Facility
Established in 1975, Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery produces rainbow, brown and brook trout for mitigation stocking into 120 public waters in Kentucky, Georgia and Indiana. Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery also propagates and provides refuge for threatened and endangered aquatic species in hopes to restore the nati…
Established in 1975, Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery produces rainbow, brown and brook trout for mitigation stocking into 120 public waters in Kentucky, Georgia and Indiana. Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery also propagates and provides refuge for threatened and endangered aquatic species in hopes to restore the native populations of these species.
The Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery is located on Kendall Road off of Hwy 127 below Lake Cumberland, Kentucky.
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