Associate Editor St. Paul DNR fish managers attribute the larger number, but smaller size of walleye fingerlings stocked this fall to poor growth rates, as caused primarily by cool temps during two crucial months June and August. “Fish are cold-blooded and respond to the environment,” said Roy Johannes, DNR fisheries program consultant. “If the environment […]
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