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Current Year Stocking Report (PDF) 2021 Year to Date STOCKING REPORT Androscoggin County DATEWATER City/Town SPECIES QTY SIZE (inch) 4/20/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R LISBON BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/14/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R LISBON BROOK TROUT 210 10 4/28/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MINOT RAINBOW TROUT 525 10 4/28/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MECHANIC FALLS RAINBOW TROUT 300 10 4/28/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) AUBURN RAINBOW TROUT 200 10 4/29/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MINOT BROWN TROUT 525 9 4/29/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MECHANIC FALLS BROWN TROUT 300 9 4/29/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) AUBURN BROWN TROUT 200 9 5/13/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MINOT RAINBOW TROUT 525 11 5/13/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MECHANIC FALLS RAINBOW TROUT 300 11 5/13/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) AUBURN RAINBOW TROUT 200 11 5/18/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MECHANIC FALLS BROWN TROUT 300 10 5/18/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) MINOT BROWN TROUT 525 10 5/18/2021ANDROSCOGGIN R (LITTLE) AUBURN BROWN TROUT 200 10 4/28/2021AUBURN L AUBURN LAKE TROUT 1150 7 5/21/2021AUBURN L AUBURN L.L. SALMON 250 7 4/14/2021BARTLETT P LIVERMORE BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/27/2021BARTLETT P LIVERMORE BROOK TROUT 250 10 5/3/2021BASIN B AUBURN BROOK TROUT 312 10 4/15/2021BEAVER PARK P #2 LISBON BROOK TROUT 100 10 4/15/2021BEAVER PARK P #3 LISBON BROOK TROUT 100 10 4/14/2021BRETTUNS P LIVERMORE BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/27/2021BRETTUNS P LIVERMORE BROWN TROUT 200 10 5/27/2021CRYSTAL (BEALS) P TURNER BROOK TROUT 250 10 5/5/2021LITTLE R LISBON BROOK TROUT 316 10 5/17/2021LITTLE R LISBON BROWN TROUT 500 8 5/27/2021LONG P LIVERMORE BROWN TROUT 200 10 4/20/2021MEADOW B DURHAM BROOK TROUT 100 10 5/14/2021MEADOW B DURHAM BROOK TROUT 105 10 4/20/2021NEWELL B DURHAM BROOK TROUT 150 10 5/14/2021NEWELL B DURHAM BROOK TROUT 160 10 5/3/2021NEZINSCOT R TURNER BROOK TROUT 670 10 5/17/2021NEZINSCOT R TURNER BROWN TROUT 1000 8 5/27/2021NEZINSCOT R TURNER BROOK TROUT 750 10 5/27/2021NEZINSCOT R TURNER BROWN TROUT 600 10 5/3/2021PETTINGILL PARK P AUBURN BROOK TROUT 208 10 5/3/2021PLEASANT P TURNER BROOK TROUT 104 10 1/13/2021RANGE P (LOWER) POLAND BROOK TROUT 300 14 4/14/2021ROUND P LIVERMORE BROOK TROUT 200 10 5/27/2021ROUND P LIVERMORE BROOK TROUT 250 10 5/27/2021ROUND P LIVERMORE BROWN TROUT 200 10 4/20/2021ROYAL R AUBURN BROOK TROUT 200 10 5/11/2021ROYAL R AUBURN BROOK TROUT 210 10 5/3/2021STETSON B LEWISTON BROOK TROUT 156 10 5/17/2021STETSON B LEWISTON BROWN TROUT 300 8 5/24/2021THOMPSON L POLAND L.L. SALMON 750 7 4/23/2021WORTHLEY P POLAND BROOK TROUT 200 10 End of : Androscoggin County Page 1 of 28 Preliminary Stocking Receipt Data - This data is correct to the best of our 9/29/2021 knowledge at this time. Our data verification and quality review process may find and correct errors. 2021 Year to Date STOCKING REPORT Aroostook County DATEWATER City/Town SPECIES QTY SIZE (inch) 4/15/2021ARNOLD BROOK L PRESQUE ISLE BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/4/2021BEAVER TAIL P T14 R9 WELS BROOK TROUT 293 10 9/17/2021BLACK P SAINT JOHN PLT BROOK TROUT 400 7 5/4/2021BLACK P (LITTLE SO) T15 R9 WELS BROOK TROUT 25 10 4/12/2021BROWN P HOULTON BROOK TROUT 100 10 9/14/2021CARRY L LITTLETON BROOK TROUT 1500 7 4/30/2021CHURCH ON THE HILL P HOULTON BROOK TROUT 150 10 4/15/2021CONROY L MONTICELLO BROOK TROUT 500 10 6/15/2021CONROY L MONTICELLO BROOK TROUT 1000 11 5/12/2021CORBIN P GRAND ISLE BROOK TROUT 220 10 5/12/2021CROSS L T16 R5 WELS L.L. SALMON 662 8 6/8/2021CROSS L T16 R5 WELS L.L. SALMON 600 8 5/12/2021DAIGLE P (MADAWASKA) MADAWASKA BROOK TROUT 220 10 9/14/2021DEEP L #1 LITTLETON BROOK TROUT 600 7 4/30/2021DEERING L WESTON BROOK TROUT 750 10 5/4/2021DEERING L WESTON L.L. SALMON 200 7 9/17/2021DICKWOOD L EAGLE LAKE BROOK TROUT 2000 7 9/23/2021DREWS (MEDUXNEKEAG) L LINNEUS BROWN TROUT 450 12 9/16/2021DUREPO L LIMESTONE BROOK TROUT 2000 7 9/17/2021FOX P T17 R12 WELS BROOK TROUT 300 7 4/27/2021GRAND L (EAST) ORIENT BROOK TROUT 1000 11 4/27/2021GRAND L (EAST) WESTON BROOK TROUT 2000 11 5/20/2021GRAND L (EAST) WESTON L.L. SALMON 2250 7 5/20/2021GRAND L (EAST) ORIENT L.L. SALMON 1500 7 9/21/2021HALE P MORO PLT BROOK TROUT 700 7 4/30/2021HANNINGTON P REED PLT BROOK TROUT 300 10 9/14/2021HANSON BROOK L MAPLETON BROOK TROUT 2500 7 9/23/2021HODGDON DEADWATER HODGDON BROWN TROUT 250 12 9/22/2021ISLAND P T14 R8 WELS BROOK TROUT 500 7 7/1/2021LIMESTONE STREAM LIMESTONE BROOK TROUT 200 11 4/15/2021LOGAN L HOULTON BROOK TROUT 250 10 5/12/2021LONG L T17 R4 WELS L.L. SALMON 350 13 6/8/2021LONG L T17 R4 WELS L.L. SALMON 4200 8 6/8/2021LONG L T17 R4 WELS L.L. SALMON 340 9 6/2/2021MANTLE L PRESQUE ISLE BROOK TROUT 500 10 5/13/2021MATTAWAMKEAG R HAYNESVILLE BROOK TROUT 1500 10 5/10/2021MATTAWAMKEAG R (EAST BRANCH) OAKFIELD BROOK TROUT 600 10 5/13/2021MATTAWAMKEAG R (EAST BRANCH) FORKSTOWN TWP BROOK TROUT 1000 10 5/5/2021MCNALLY P (UPPER) T11 R10 WELS BROOK TROUT 1000 10 5/12/2021MEDUXNEKEAG R (NORTH BRANCH) TC R2 WELS BROOK TROUT 250 10 5/12/2021MEDUXNEKEAG R (NORTH BRANCH) MONTICELLO BROOK TROUT 250 10 5/12/2021MICHAUD P FORT KENT BROOK TROUT 220 10 4/28/2021MONSON P FORT FAIRFIELD BROOK TROUT 2000 10 4/12/2021MUD P LINNEUS BROOK TROUT 600 10 5/24/2021MUSQUACOOK L (2ND) T11 R11 WELS LAKE TROUT 1000 8 4/12/2021NICKERSON L NEW LIMERICK BROOK TROUT 400 10 6/8/2021NICKERSON L NEW LIMERICK BROOK TROUT 650 10 6/15/2021NICKERSON L NEW LIMERICK BROOK TROUT 800 11 9/16/2021NUMBER NINE L T9 R3 WELS BROOK TROUT 500 7 4/12/2021PLEASANT L ISLAND FALLS BROOK TROUT 2000 10 Page 2 of 28 Preliminary Stocking Receipt Data - This data is correct to the best of our 9/29/2021 knowledge at this time. Our data verification and quality review process may find and correct errors. 2021 Year to Date STOCKING REPORT Aroostook County DATEWATER City/Town SPECIES QTY SIZE (inch) 6/2/2021PLEASANT L ISLAND FALLS L.L. SALMON 900 7 6/2/2021PORTAGE HILLS COUNTRY CLUB P PORTAGE LAKE BROOK TROUT 150 10 9/17/2021RIDEOUT P T19 R12 WELS BROOK TROUT 50 7 4/30/2021ROCK CRUSHER P ISLAND FALLS BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/5/2021ROCKABEMA L MORO PLT BROOK TROUT 800 10 5/4/2021ROUND MOUNTAIN P T11 R8 WELS BROOK TROUT 450 10 5/4/2021SLY BROOK L (THIRD) NEW CANADA L.L. SALMON 150 8 6/17/2021SPAULDING L OAKFIELD BROOK TROUT 800 11 4/12/2021STEWART P HODGDON BROOK TROUT 250 10 4/12/2021STILES P DYER BROOK BROOK TROUT 250 10 9/13/2021TIMONEY L OAKFIELD BROOK TROUT 3000 7 6/2/2021TOGUE P T15 R9 WELS L.L. SALMON 250 8 9/16/2021TRAFTON L LIMESTONE BROOK TROUT 2500 7 9/17/2021UGH L T12 R14 WELS BROOK TROUT 1000 7 End of : Aroostook County Page 3 of 28 Preliminary Stocking Receipt Data - This data is correct to the best of our 9/29/2021 knowledge at this time. Our data verification and quality review process may find and correct errors. 2021 Year to Date STOCKING REPORT Cumberland County DATEWATER City/Town SPECIES QTY SIZE (inch) 4/27/2021ADAMS P BRIDGTON BROOK TROUT 416 10 4/21/2021ALDEN'S P GORHAM BROOK TROUT 100 10 5/20/2021ALDEN'S P GORHAM BROOK TROUT 105 10 4/21/2021BEAVER P WESTBROOK BROOK TROUT 200 10 5/11/2021BRANDY B NEW GLOUCESTER BROOK TROUT 105 10 4/23/2021CHAFFIN P WINDHAM BROOK TROUT 200 10 5/5/2021CHANDLER B NORTH YARMOUTH BROOK TROUT 105 10 5/5/2021CHANDLER B POWNAL BROOK TROUT 420 10 5/10/2021CHANDLER B NORTH YARMOUTH BROWN TROUT 150 8 5/10/2021CHANDLER B POWNAL BROWN TROUT 300 8 5/5/2021CHANDLER B (EAST BRANCH) POWNAL BROOK TROUT 526 10 4/20/2021COFFEE P CASCO SPLAKE 100 9 4/15/2021COFFIN P BRUNSWICK BROOK TROUT 100 10 5/5/2021COFFIN P BRUNSWICK BROOK TROUT 105 10 5/21/2021COFFIN P BRUNSWICK BROOK TROUT 220 10 5/11/2021COLD RAIN P NAPLES BROOK TROUT 300 10 4/20/2021COLLYER B GRAY BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/6/2021COLLYER B GRAY BROWN TROUT 200 8 5/10/2021COLLYER B GRAY BROWN TROUT 600 8 5/11/2021COLLYER B GRAY BROOK TROUT 945 10 5/25/2021CRYSTAL (ANONYMOUS) P HARRISON L.L. SALMON 75 7 4/29/2021ISLAND P HARRISON BROOK TROUT 300 10 4/28/2021JORDAN R RAYMOND BROOK TROUT 300 10 5/21/2021JORDAN R RAYMOND BROOK TROUT 300 9 5/26/2021JORDAN R RAYMOND BROOK TROUT 75 10 5/4/2021LILY P NEW GLOUCESTER RAINBOW TROUT 300 11 4/21/2021LITTLE R GORHAM BROOK TROUT 550 10 5/11/2021LITTLE R GORHAM BROWN TROUT 300 8 5/12/2021LITTLE R GORHAM BROWN TROUT 700 8 5/19/2021LITTLE R GORHAM BROOK TROUT 425 10 5/20/2021LITTLE R GORHAM BROOK TROUT 160 10 4/21/2021LITTLE R (NORTH BRANCH) GORHAM BROOK TROUT 100 10 5/12/2021LITTLE R (NORTH BRANCH) GORHAM BROWN TROUT 300 8 5/19/2021LITTLE R (NORTH BRANCH) GORHAM BROOK TROUT 105 10 5/25/2021LONG L HARRISON L.L.
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