Once again, catchable-size trout will be stocked in Wisconsin's waters in 2026.
If your event is several months away we suggest you wait until the shutdown is over (assuming it ends soon). Otherwise, if your event is close to 30 days away you can submit a paper application by mail, fax, or email. Below is a copy of the…
The DNR has established limits on the size and number of permitted tournaments on some lakes and rivers to minimize concerns such as crowding, the spread of invasive species and indirect fish mortality. An application fee for permits is also…
What To Do If You See A Stranded Lake SturgeonHigh water levels are still causing areas outside of the river to flood, allowing some sturgeon to utilize passages that are usually unavailable. Many of the culverts are still accessible during this…
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is dedicated to the protection of our state's natural resources. For more than 30 years, the Sturgeon Guard program – a partnership between the DNR and concerned volunteers - monitored sturgeon at…