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Trout Unlimited, Fannin Middle join forces
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Fannin County Middle School eighth-grader Olivia Green gently pours a tiny trout fingerling into the chilly Toccoa River, December 18. The field trip was a culmination of a trout life-cycle program facilitated by the local chapter of Trout Unlimited called Trout in a Classroom.
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Students from Fannin County Middle School take turns placing baby trout into their new watery home. Shown is Marissa Holbert sending her trout off into the river.
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The Blue Ridge chapter of Trout Unlimited facilitated a trout life-cycle program, Trout in a Classroom, at Fannin County Middle School where the eighth-graders raised trout from eggs and then released them into the Toccoa river, December 18. Shown is Ridge Stevens pouring a trout fingerling into the chilly water.
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Fannin County Middle School teacher Cherie White points to the tiny trout she just poured into the Toccoa river. Her students learned all about raising trout and their life-cycle throught a partnership with Trout Unlimited.
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A tiny trout fingerling, or baby trout, is about to begin its new adventure of living in the Toccoa River.
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Trout Unlimited’s Carl Riggs tosses the few remaining trout fingerlings into the Toccoa river, December 18. The group partnered with Fannin County Middle School to learn about the trout life-cycle by raising them from eggs in the Trout in a Classroom
Fannin County Middle School partnered with Blue Ridge Trout Unlimited (TU), Chapter 696, to raise trout from eggs for the Trout in a Classroom project.
Teacher Cherie White and Trout Unlimited had…
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