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Message: <blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 40434" data-attributes="member: 1056">No walleye fishing period,no live bait rigs either and "yes" mille lacs is still a world class smallie lake,sadly that's part of the issue,for several years mille lacs was regulated for trophy smallies,only one over 21"s for the wall was allowed,today the lake is loaded with monster smallies and we now have a 6 smallie daily limit any size,but who would eat these fish? well maybe the non natives from the east I guess.As far as stocking goes,not a chance to stock mille lacs just so the special few can continue to net,this treaty right covers 12 counties from the wisc border to the Dakotas,further the tribals are lobbing to hunt/fish off reservation today,they don't/refuse to regonize state borders and regulations as well,they also have a 9months big game hunting season including night shinning throughout the ceded territory.- - - Updated - - -Johnr,thats the irony of it,its because its law we honor the treaty,even tho we read the clause "unless said rights become a conservation issue" no one wants to battle the tribe in court,we even sued the state over this fight for equal rights and the miss mgt of lake mille lacs and lost,trbes take federal money n grants and loans plus are wallowing in casino monies,don't pay taxes etc.The whole deal sucks.I grew up on this lake,the lake was fine for 40years and like all walleye lakes we had peaks and valley's until the netting started in 1999,our Ojibwa tribe always taught the old ways to their younger generation and we get that,now its a "in your face deal" because we can and you can't and whocares about the lake we live in Wisconsin.</blockquote>

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