Indiana designates cisco an endangered species
As of today, it is illegal to take state-endangered cisco from Indiana lakes. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced the new fishing prohibition based on the Indiana Natural Resources Commission changing the status of the fish from a species of special concern to endangered this fall. Cisco only remain in seven lakes in northeastern Indiana. In 1955, the species could be found in 42 northern Indiana lakes, including the Lake James chain in Steuben County. It is the only native fi...
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