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October 11, 2024
Wisconsin’s Chippewa tribes spear 38,832 total walleyes during 2024 season
Tribal spearers from Wisconsin’s six Chippewa tribes across the ceded territory reported a near-record 38,832 walleyes during an extended spring spearing season in 2024.
The total walleye number was accompanied by a relatively standard muskie harvest of 268 fish. Those numbers are now considered to be final following what was a data survey period that closed July 15.
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