If you like feeding fish from a Pay food dispenser, then this is the place to go. No one around to ask questions though. You almost feel like you are trespassing. It is large and the fish look healthy.

Very interesting place, you can learn and see how they breed and raise fish that are eventually released into lakes or rivers.

The hatchery is in poor shape. The fish have a fungus turning their fins white and the death rate for the fish is awful. The area is covered with weeds and over growth. If you and the kids haven't seen a fish hatchery then you may enjoy it. Our three year old wanted to know why the fish were sick... More

Brought my kids to the hatchery to give an idea of where farmed fish comes from, and was amazed at how much I had to learn! Although the concept is quite drab, it's nice to at least be aware of what it means to be buying the food. Ever since, we've all become big proponents of wild-caught everything! Admittedly a... More

We just took our kids there and considering they didn't catch any fish for the past two days, they liked seeing all the fish. Make sure you take quarters to buy fish food as there is no change available there.

A typical hatchery, some basis things to see but other hatcheries let you see more. There is no shade. Kinda felt sorry for the fish.

I really enjoyed this beautiful hachtery! The views are amazing. It's a little hard to find off the HWY 395; the only thing telling you that it's there is a brown sign with a fish on it. After you make that turn there is better signage. It's worth the stop! Lots of fish! Very nice! Hours are 9-3.

It was awesome! Loved the fish hatchery. In addition to the fish, there was much wildlife around, again, lots of birds!

Let me say that I love fishing so I wish I could drop a line here. There are trout that have to be 6-7 pounds. Anyways we took our kids and nephews and they just loved feeding the fish as they watched the fish go crazy for the food. I think I had more fun watching my kids than watching... More