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A Message to the wise - fish transportation - tempering fish - feeding your catfish
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Species & Eco Systems - Harrison Fisheries

Species and Eco Systems

Species Link | Eco Systems Link

With 120 Acres of water, a new hatchery and indoor re-circulating aquaculture system, Harrison Fishery, Inc. goes to great lengths to provide you, the customer, with the best quality fish possible. We hatch fish from selected brood stock, carefully manage growth of our fish, feed them high quality feed and use detailed procedures to reduce stress to the absolute minimum during harvest, grading and transport.

We stock:

Channel Catfish (fingerlings in various sizes and food size)
Bluegill
Sunfish
Koi
Largemouth Bass
White Amur (Grass Carp)
Fathead Minnows
Black Crappie
Walleye
Muskie

Other species may be available through special request.

Our Inventory:
(Click on the name of a fish to link to more details and prices)


	Channel Catfish

	Bluegill

	Redear Sunfish

	Koi

	Fathead Minnow

	GOLDEN SHINER

	Grass Carp

	Bighead Carp

	Black Crappie

	Largemouth Bass

Seasonably Available Fish

	Hybrid Striped Bass

	Walleye

	Yellow Perch

	Northern Pike

	Muskie

TEMPERING FISH
Fish are extremely sensitive to sudden changes in water temperature. When moving fish from one body of water to another, raise or lower the temperature of the water in the container in which they are transported to approximately that of the water into which they are to be placed. If the temperature of water used to haul catfish in is more than 5 to 10 degrees F warmer or cooler than the receiving water (5 degrees for other fish, especially smaller fish) you must temper the water. Temper the water in the container containing the fish by slowly mixing water from the receiving pond. Ensure water temperature changes less than 1 degree F per minute until the water temperature in the container equals that of the pond. If possible, place the container holding the fish in the water and allow the fish to swim out on their own. Aeration may be necessary while tempering the water to prevent the fish from being stressed.

For sizes, prices, delivery information or questions on any of our fish,
call us at 660-423-5482. We look forward to serving your fish needs!

At Harrison Fishery, we are your “Pond and Lake Stocking Specialist”.