EHD spreading in Michigan’s southern Lower Peninsula
Bill Parker
September 6, 2024
St. Croix River fishing regulations in ’24 will have two sets of rules from Wisconsin, Minnesota
The St. Croix River will see fishing regulation changes on the Wisconsin side, but Minnesota will remain the same this year. The two states had been working on changing some regulations for daily bag limits and fish refuges. Wisconsin was able to complete the process before the upcoming year, while Minnesota couldn’t finish in time.
Shannon Fisher, Minnesota DNR fisheries populations monitoring and regulations manager, said 2024 will have some differences, but he anticipates similar regulations for the states in 2025.
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