06-25-2003, 02:16 AM
LOL, I was just going to post something about this when I came across your post, Dave. You know what? I'm gonna post what I got in my e-mail anyway. [
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Participate In Minnesota Walleye Study
AITKIN, MN--Anglers who fish Minnesota's Lake Mille Lacs this summer can help themselves and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) by participating in a walleye hooking mortality study.
The DNR is fine-tuning its estimate of how many Mille Lacs walleyes survive catch and release. To do so, fisheries biologists hope to collect 1,200 fish from anglers between now and early fall. Study fish will be released into large holding nets that extend to the bottom of the lake. Biologists will observe the fish for five consecutive days before releasing surviving walleyes into the 132,000-acre lake.
For more information, visit www.fishingclub.com.
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]Participate In Minnesota Walleye Study
AITKIN, MN--Anglers who fish Minnesota's Lake Mille Lacs this summer can help themselves and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) by participating in a walleye hooking mortality study.
The DNR is fine-tuning its estimate of how many Mille Lacs walleyes survive catch and release. To do so, fisheries biologists hope to collect 1,200 fish from anglers between now and early fall. Study fish will be released into large holding nets that extend to the bottom of the lake. Biologists will observe the fish for five consecutive days before releasing surviving walleyes into the 132,000-acre lake.
For more information, visit www.fishingclub.com.
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