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Walleyes no longer appear to be naturally reproducing in Crescent Lake in Oneida County.As WXPR previously reported, state and Tribal agencies are holding a meeting Tuesday, June 4 to discuss rehabilitation options.
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The DNR and Tribal representatives want to figure out what’s gone wrong with natural walleye reproduction on Crescent Lake in Oneida County.
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There are still some statutory things that need to be done before the emergency rule can go into effect. It will likely go into effect at the end of next week.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Board is holding a special meeting Thursday to consider the emergency rule for walleye fishing on the Minocqua Chain.
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The Wisconsin DNR is considering an emergency rule to allow walleye harvest on the Minocqua Chain this year.
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Officials from the Wisconsin DNR say that the weather has been causing a chain reaction that affects how young walleye get their food, which leads to less of them living to adulthood
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The practice of spearing has evolved over time, but it has not disappeared. Tribal leaders want to make sure it never does.
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According to researchers from Trout Lake Station, the difference in ice off dates from one year to the next has become more extreme in the past ten years. That has consequences for lake ecosystems.
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Local news for Friday, April 15, 2022.
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Walleye populations are dropping in lakes across the region, so the DNR is taking steps to better protect the species and ensure the fish can keep reproducing.