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Are there any pics of the fish floating around yet?
This one washed to shore( we watched it get released and tracked it to shore)–note the marks on the fishes head from the use of a tool to extract the fish from the strangle hold the net mesh had on it…
Where is their DNR or Mn DNR? They turning a blind eye to the indians?
A quote, in writing from the MN. DNR–” we have to believe what GLIFWC reports to us”.
All the nets I see pulled are very full the past few days. This morning, like past ones, the 8-9 nets in front of my place had about 60-70 fish per net. (northerns discarded on the water) two boats today brought in about 500-600 walleyes alone…and there were multiple dozens of nets within a mile of the house that I couldn’t see, but assumably, would have similar numbers in them.
If one does the math, at 500 walleyes weighing in around 800-900 pounds (or more), how long does it take to get 140,000lbs. by the 50 plus nettiing boats out each day?
Fox guarding the hen house yet I have a quote from the Mn. DNR saying “we have to believe what GLIFWC (the fox) reports”.
It is an amazing sight to see the mass of walleyes hauled in during a 15 minute time frame by one or two boats……with two “anglers” per boat.
“It’s not a conservation issue”. Mn. DNR