Each March, CAP stocks channel catfish into sections of the canal. They are known to eat caddisfly larvae, which otherwise would hatch into flying adults that can be a nuisance to canal-side neighbors. This fall, we stocked 2,500 additional fish, targeting an area that had a very high caddisfly population in 2026. Combined with our regular spring stocking program, this effort aims to minimize caddisfly impacts in 2027.