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DNR sets walleye bag limits on 282 northern lakes
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DNR sets walleye bag limits on 282 northern lakes
Journal Sentinel staff
Thursday, April 11, 2002
Walleye bag limits will be imposed on 282 lakes in northern
Wisconsin this year, eight more than in 2001, the Department of
Natural Resources announced Wednesday.
In addition, the number of lakes with daily hook-and-line limits
of three walleyes per day will drop from 132 last year to 91. Another
188 lakes will have two walleyes per day as a bag limit, and three
lakes will have a daily limit of one walleye per day.
As part of a 1983 federal court decision affirming Chippewa Indian
off-reservation ...
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