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Message: <blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 90010" data-attributes="member: 1056">Well guys,this thread is all over the board from slots to deer hunting,still a good read...For the record Wags,after the down fall of walleyes in upper red lake due to over fishing and commercial fishing by the red lake nation in the not so distant past our dnr fails to recognize or acknowledge this fiasco all started (like red lake) in 1999 when the netting started,reguardless of the article you pasted these folks are afraid to label the collapse of mille lacs from gill netting because the natives will pull the race card and sue the state,we're at a 40 year low in the walleye population and this all started in 1999,peeling spawning walleyes from the spawning grounds by the ton and no one is held accountable,and if the young of the year can't spawn for whatever reason its not just because the slots make it so,we understand it doesn't help but the natives are taking everything they can,not just the small walleyes which is about whats left,it doesn't take a 4 year degree to see whats happening here.Bottom line our dnr is regulating the lake for the 8 tribes netting the lake,our tax paying,license buying public  is taking it in the ass,and the forage issue? the lake is loaded with young perch,smallmouth bass and pike fry as well as numerous species of minnows.PS~ I'm as native as these folks netting the lake as were my parents and grand parents,in these modern times we all need to be on the same page with the same regulations and law and have the feds stop with fueling these soverign nations with our tax dollars.Sorry for the rant guyz,mille lacs is in my backyard,we had a chance to save the lake but watched history repeat itself once again.</blockquote>

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