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<blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 219556" data-attributes="member: 1056">Up until last season mille lacs has never been stocked,all natural reproduction,talk by the gov said they are contemplating a fishery on mille lacs which would be like pissing into the wind for us tax payers just so the selected few can carry on the pilaging.3 yrs of catch and release has given the lake some dandy sized walleyes in the mid 20&quot; range but few in #'s.The lake had two years back to back of late ice out in 2013/2014 the results were a boom in these two year classes and we expect the same results for 2018 may ice out come fall when they(DNR ) does they're survey.Doesn't take a bio degree to see what happened to mille lacs lake,this all started back in the mid 80's in wisc,fights at the boat landings,rock throwing,locals dragging boat anchors to muddy the waters,bad scene for all.Today all across central wisc most of which is native ceded territory walleye fishing is null with 1 or 2 walleye daily limit depending on the lake and a tight slot,so yeah folks are migrating to the western states for they're walleye fix.Oh,and canada (ontario) has they're share of netting frustration as well,two walleyes daily/possession 17 to 26&quot; protected slots.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snow, post: 219556, member: 1056"] Up until last season mille lacs has never been stocked,all natural reproduction,talk by the gov said they are contemplating a fishery on mille lacs which would be like pissing into the wind for us tax payers just so the selected few can carry on the pilaging.3 yrs of catch and release has given the lake some dandy sized walleyes in the mid 20" range but few in #'s. The lake had two years back to back of late ice out in 2013/2014 the results were a boom in these two year classes and we expect the same results for 2018 may ice out come fall when they(DNR ) does they're survey. Doesn't take a bio degree to see what happened to mille lacs lake,this all started back in the mid 80's in wisc,fights at the boat landings,rock throwing,locals dragging boat anchors to muddy the waters,bad scene for all. Today all across central wisc most of which is native ceded territory walleye fishing is null with 1 or 2 walleye daily limit depending on the lake and a tight slot,so yeah folks are migrating to the western states for they're walleye fix. Oh,and canada (ontario) has they're share of netting frustration as well,two walleyes daily/possession 17 to 26" protected slots. [/QUOTE]

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