Fish for your lake or pond stocking and aquaponics needs!

The fish we provide are raised from eggs/fry by caring staff who live on the farms.  They are fed top quality feed and closely monitored to produced the healthiest and strongest fish available.   Email us if you have any questions or would like to pick up fish or have fish delivered.  See our Appointments & Deliveries page for more info.

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NOTE:  WE DO NOT MAIL OR SHIP FISH

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Our fingerling fish prices are generally $1.00 - $3.00 each, depending on size and availability.  Larger sizes are sometimes available.  Email us for current prices and availability of the fish you are interested in and we will get back to you within 24-48 hrs.

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LARGEMOUTH BASS

Largemouth Bass (northern strain) are a fun and popular game fish.  When stocked properly with an adequate supply of bluegill and/or sunfish, these fish may grow as much as 1 to 1 1/2 pounds per season.

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BLUEGILL

Bluegill are a good choice for a pond with predator fish, such as largemouth bass.  They provide forage for the bass and reproduce often enough to stay ahead of predation.  They primarily eat zooplankton, insects and other invertebrates.

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CHANNEL CATFISH

Channel catfish are easy maintenance fish.  They can 

bottom forage for live feed or with supplemental

feed can grow more than 1 1/2 lbs per season.  

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HYBRID CARP

These sterile (non-reproducing) cross between a common carp and a goldfish are a good choice for aquaponics systems.  They are hardy and can grow 1 to 2 pounds per year.  Hybrid Carp require a stocking permit from the California Dept of Fish & Wildlife to stock in your pond (not necessary for aquaponics).  Request a stocking permit here.

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REDEARED SUNFISH

Some pond owners desire redears because they eat snails and are a good addition or

substitute for bluegill.  We have a small amount of redears available throughout the year. 

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MOSQUITOFISH

These little fish are a great addition to a pond to help control mosquitoes by eating the larvae.  They reproduce 3-6 times per year, providing forage food for larger fish.