Petition to create size limit to protect large walleyes on the Bay of Green Bay
316 Comments
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Alex Ebben
9 years ago
I don't keep anything over twenty one inches
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Jerome fetterer
9 years ago
This needs to be done as so as possible. I have many years of fishing and have seen this lake decline year after year. With the ever increasing fishing pressure because of bad years on bago and the increasing number of guides a slot and three fish per person should absolutely be done
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David poffinbarger
9 years ago
This is very necessary to protect the fishery..
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Trevor Davies
9 years ago
There's no need to take the giants I was raised as a CPR fisherman we should keep spreading that!! CATCH , PHOTO, RELEASE let's all catch on!
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Debbie Vold-Tank
9 years ago
I think this is an excellent idea! Protect what we have for our kids!
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Alan Paal
9 years ago
Should be lowered to 3 fish 15". We may already be too late.
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Dennis King
9 years ago
Make it happen
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Zack shepherd
9 years ago
From ND, wish they had this for devil's lake!
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Dave
9 years ago
I Agree with a size limit as long as it's for everyone. Tournaments, guides , and the rest of us.
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Chris Brown
9 years ago
Absolutely
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Eric stone
9 years ago
Wouldn't mind this. Would like to see 3 fish maximum only 1 over 23"
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Laurie Hubbard
9 years ago
This needs to be done to save our fishery
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Scott Ristow
9 years ago
This needs to happen so that we my protect this valuable resource for future generations.
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Mitch Stoychoff
9 years ago
Please let's get this passed!
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Mike Schampers
9 years ago
It's needed before the fishery is screwed up
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Kyle Paal
9 years ago
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Something needs to be done!!!!! I would like my son to one day experience great walleye fishing, in order to do so we cannot keep harvesting large fish!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Shouldn't need one fish over 23" to eat. However there needs to be amendments for tournament and league fishing.
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Ryan jones
9 years ago
I am for the size limit
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Phil Lazarski
9 years ago
Petition signed and approved
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Samuel Southard
9 years ago
This is a fantastic idea. The bay has potential to be the best trophy walleye fishery in the world but the only thing holding it back is the fishing pressure. The largest fish in the system are targeted, especially during the July trolling bite, by people from all over the Midwest. We need to preserve the future of this resource however we can.
I don't keep anything over twenty one inches
This needs to be done as so as possible. I have many years of fishing and have seen this lake decline year after year. With the ever increasing fishing pressure because of bad years on bago and the increasing number of guides a slot and three fish per person should absolutely be done
This is very necessary to protect the fishery..
There's no need to take the giants I was raised as a CPR fisherman we should keep spreading that!! CATCH , PHOTO, RELEASE let's all catch on!
I think this is an excellent idea! Protect what we have for our kids!
Should be lowered to 3 fish 15". We may already be too late.
Make it happen
From ND, wish they had this for devil's lake!
I Agree with a size limit as long as it's for everyone. Tournaments, guides , and the rest of us.
Absolutely
Wouldn't mind this. Would like to see 3 fish maximum only 1 over 23"
This needs to be done to save our fishery
This needs to happen so that we my protect this valuable resource for future generations.
Please let's get this passed!
It's needed before the fishery is screwed up
Something needs to be done!!!!! I would like my son to one day experience great walleye fishing, in order to do so we cannot keep harvesting large fish!
Shouldn't need one fish over 23" to eat. However there needs to be amendments for tournament and league fishing.
I am for the size limit
Petition signed and approved
This is a fantastic idea. The bay has potential to be the best trophy walleye fishery in the world but the only thing holding it back is the fishing pressure. The largest fish in the system are targeted, especially during the July trolling bite, by people from all over the Midwest. We need to preserve the future of this resource however we can.