Fishing
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Public Hearing On Emergency Rule Emr2501 (FH-18-24(E)) To Amend Ch. NR 20, Relating To Minocqua Chain Walleye Harvest Regulations
This is a public hearing on an emergency rule EmR2501 (FH-18-24(E)) to amend ch. NR 20, relating to Minocqua Chain walleye harvest regulations.
- Hearing/Meeting
Great Lakes – Green Bay Fishing Guide Meeting
The DNR will host a meeting for Great Lakes – Green Bay fishing guides to discuss fish management, guide reporting and cooperative projects.
- Hearing/Meeting
History and Status of Brown Trout on Green Bay
Learn about the history and status of brown trout on Green Bay from DNR senior fisheries biologist Tammie Paoli.
- Hearing/Meeting
Where Do Fish Go, the Peshtigo River Array and High Falls Walleye Movement Projects
Learn about where fish go, the Peshtigo River array and High Falls walleye movement projects from Chip Long, DNR senior fisheries biologist.
- Hearing/Meeting
Green Bay Walleye And Muskellunge Management
Learn about walleye and muskellunge management in Green Bay from Jason Breeggemann, DNR senior fisheries biologist.
- Hearing/Meeting
Shawano Lake Walleye Movement & Survey Results of 2024 Area Surveys
Learn about Shawano Lake walleye movement and results of 2024 area surveys from DNR senior fisheries biologist Elliot Hoffman.
- Hearing/Meeting
Habitat Management Of Central Wisconsin Trout Streams
Learn about habitat management in central Wisconsin trout streams from Shawn Sullivan, DNR Fisheries habitat specialist.
- Hearing/Meeting
Wautoma Area Fisheries Updates
Learn about Wautoma area fisheries updates from DNR senior fisheries biologist Scott Bunde.
- Hearing/Meeting
Northeast Wisconsin Trout Habitat Management
Learn about trout habitat management in northeast Wisconsin from Jonathan Pyatskowit, DNR fisheries habitat specialist, and Kyle Kossel, DNR habitat technician.
- Hearing/Meeting
The Winnebago System: History And Status of Lake Sturgeon And Walleye Management
Learn about the history and status of lake sturgeon and walleye management in the Winnebago System from DNR senior fisheries biologists Margaret Stadig and Angelo Cozzola.