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Biologists find success restoring trout in eastern panhandle

David Sibray - June 12, 2018

Biologist Brandon Keplinger (center) works with staff to restore trout populations.

Biologists with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources have released fingerling brook trout into a tributary of the Cacapon River with the help...

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