A handful of citizens, legislators and wildlife officials watched Wednesday as thousands of tiny, baby fish were released into the Ogeechee River. The move was part of a restocking plan to replenish the river’s fish population after a massive fish kill in May. About 38,000 fish of multiple species died from columnaris, a bacterial disease caused by environmental stress.
DNR begins restocking of Ogeechee River
After 38,000 fish died in May, state replenishes the rivers bluegill, bass, redbreast

