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The DNR in Wisconsin is reducing limits for walleye on about 400 lakes. The reduction comes after the Chippewa Indians plan to spear the fish on 412 lakes across the northern part of the state. The DNR is lowering the bag limit on 324 lakes to two walleye per day and on 88 lakes to three walleye a day. The limit on most lakes statewide is five walleye.
April 24, 2008 6:06 AM | Category: Fish