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"The plan describes the history of walleye fish management, identifies the factors affecting the biological health of walleye, prioritizes the future needs relative to fisheries management, and outlines our future plans," said Dave Miko, chief of the Division of Fisheries Management. "Part of the process of developing the plan involves soliciting public input. We appreciate anglers taking the time to review the plan and to provide their comments." The 73-page plan is available online at: http://fishandboat.com/walleyeplan.htm. An Executive Summary highlights the plan’s four priorities:
The Chapter 1 Introduction discusses the plan's purpose, goal, and objective. Chapter 2 provides a history of walleye management. Chapter 3 discusses walleye management in flowing waters, and Chapter 4 outlines management in lakes and reservoirs. A summary of the public comments is also provided on the site.
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