Aimee Dilger
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A truck full of walleye arrived at the Pleasant Mount State Fish Hatchery before noon on a cold April Friday. The gold and olive fish were there to help produce another generation for anglers to catch across Pennsylvania. The season for the freshwater fish begins today, May 4.
Aimee Dilger
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WVIA News
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