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STocking locations Week 1 (34 Waters) Week 2 (28 Waters) • Anawalt Lake • Bear Rocks Lake • Barboursville Lake • Berwind Lake • Blackwater River • Burnsville Tailwaters • Boley Lake (Babcock State Park) • Curtisville Lake • Brandywine Lake • Deegan Lake • Buffalo Fork Lake • Hinkle Lake • Cacapon Lake (Cacapon Resort State Park) • Kimsey Run Lake • Castlemans Run Lake • Greenbrier River • Cedar Creek Lake (Cedar Creek State Park) (Cass Scenic Railroad State Park) • Chief Logan Pond (Chief Logan State Park) • Little Beaver Lake (Little Beaver State Park) • Coopers Rock Lake • Longbranch Lake (Pipestem Resort State Park) (Coopers Rock State Forest) • Mason Lake • Cranberry River • Mountwood • Edward Run Pond • North Bend Lake (Tailwaters) • Elk River (North Bend State Park) • Fort Ashby Reservoir • North River • French Creek Pond • Pendleton Lake (Blackwater Falls State Park) • Greenbrier River (At Durbin) • Rock Cliff Lake • Middle Wheeling Creek Lake • Rockhouse Lake • Mill Creek Reservoir • Rollins Lake • New Creek Lake • Poorhouse Pond • North Fork of South Branch • Shavers Fork (Upper) • Opequon Creek • South Mill Creek Lake • R.D. Bailey Tailwaters • Spruce Knob Lake • Seneca Lake (Seneca State Forest) • Sutton Tailwaters • Shavers Fork (Lower) • Stonewall Jackson Tailwaters • South Branch (Franklin) (Stonewall Resort State Park) • South Branch (Smoke Hole) • Thomas Park Lake • Summit Lake • Tuckahoe Lake • Teter Creek Lake • Warden Lake • Tomlinson Run Lake • Wheeling Creek (Tomlinson Run State Park) • Tygart Tailwaters (Tygart Lake State Park) • Wallback Lake • Watoga Lake (Watoga State Park) • Williams River.

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