ODFW Studies Hatchery Economic Costs, Benefits; Trout Stocking The Highest Benefit, Summer Steelhead Not So Much

An economic study of its fish hatcheries that was funded over the past year by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife found that trout are by far the least expensive fish to produce at less than $10 per fish harvested, while summer steelhead costs the state nearly $500 per fish harvested, according to a presentation by ODFW before the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission in February.

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