Quadruplet brothers from Greenville, Jack, Riley, Sam, and Evan O’Connell, all age 21, went four-for-four on sturgeon spearing this year on Lake Poygan. One sturgeon is among the heaviest ever seen from Lake Poygan.
There were 1,405 sturgeon speared, including the seventh heaviest in the history of the Lake Winnebago fishery, a 79.9-inch, 177.3-pounder. In all, 46 sturgeon heavier than 100 pounds were registered, 37 from Lake Winnebago and
Don’t feel like you need to use one specific bait.
There were 565 registered anglers, including a good number of supervised youth. According to the DNR, five sturgeon harvested were male and one was a female, ranging from 46 to 62 inches long and 23
Chasing sturgeon up and down the Chippewa River around Eau Claire.
Reaching lengths of over 70 inches and weights of over 100 pounds, sturgeon travel from the Rainy River up the Rapid River to spawn. This video was shot just 8 miles east of Baudette at
The Black Lake Chapter of Sturgeon for Tomorrow is working in partnership with the Michigan DNR and tribes to protect the fish from being illegally harvested during the six-week spawning season.
Sturgeon are one of the most abundant fish here, with the average size of processed sturgeon being 52-plus inches.
The primary purpose of the lift is to capture sturgeon.
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