Annual fall population survey shows slight decline in Lake of the Woods walleye numbers
A couple of weak hatches in recent years is driving the walleye decline. Meanwhile, sauger numbers are booming.
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A couple of weak hatches in recent years is driving the walleye decline. Meanwhile, sauger numbers are booming.
Similar to how the DNR conducts winter creel surveys on Upper Red Lake, the addition of a clerk who will work from a mobile “creel shack” at major access points will provide a better picture of what anglers are actually harvesting.
Similar to how the DNR conducts winter creel surveys on Upper Red Lake, the addition of a clerk who will work from a mobile “creel shack” at major access points will provide a better picture of what anglers are actually harvesting.
Similar to how the DNR conducts winter creel surveys on Upper Red Lake, the addition of a clerk who will work from a mobile “creel shack” at major access points will provide a better picture of what anglers are actually harvesting.
Similar to how the DNR conducts winter creel surveys on Upper Red Lake, the addition of a clerk who will work from a mobile “creel shack” at major access points will provide a better picture of what anglers are actually harvesting.