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Get involved now for input on fish management rules and actions
Fisheries biologists and volunteers survey walleye size during a spawning run. The Minnesota DNR is reworking management plans for more than 100 lakes in 2024 and public input is invited in February. Steve Kuchera / 2019 file / Duluth Media Group
ST. PAUL - Minnesota Department of Natural Resources fisheries offices across Minnesota are reworking management plans for 112 lakes in 34 counties in 2024 and they are asking for the public's input during February.
"People interested in the health and quality of Minnesota's fisheries are a critical part of the DNR's fisheries lake management planning process," said Jon Hansen, DNR fisheries management consultant.
People who want to discuss management for a lake can call or email the area fisheries office listed for that lake during February.
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