The increase is due to a stable spawning stock biomass. At its Jan. 19-20 meeting in Duluth, the 1837 Ceded Territory Fisheries Committee (CTFC), composed of tribal and state biologists, mutually agreed to the new quota, the second highest since treaty harvest began. Based on the tribes’ five-year management plan for Mille Lacs Lake, the […]
Home » Uncategorized » St. Paul Anglers will be able to keep more walleyes and northern pike from Mille Lacs Lake this fishing season. The 2005 walleye safe harvest level of 505,000 pounds is 5 percent higher than last year’s safe harvest level of 480,000.
St. Paul Anglers will be able to keep more walleyes and northern pike from Mille Lacs Lake this fishing season. The 2005 walleye safe harvest level of 505,000 pounds is 5 percent higher than last year’s safe harvest level of 480,000.
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