Minnesota anglers who catch a tagged fish can help support their sport by recording the tag number, fish species, length, site of catch, and the date on which it was landed. This data should be entered into the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) tagged fish reporting website. "Tagging and marking are important techniques for …
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