The Birds and the Bees of Fish Spawning - Episode 196 - Max Wolter

Nobody knows Wisconsin fish like Max Wolter. Having grown up with a passion for the outdoors, it only makes sense that Max would end up working as a senior fisheries biologist at the Wisconsin DNR. For more than a decade, he’s been working to understand our state’s fish, protecting their habitats, and educating folks about best fishing practices. In this episode of the Cripescast, Charlie asks all of his burning questions about the current state of Wisconsin’s aquatic wildlife and where it’s headed. They discuss the birds and the bees of fish spawning, the impacts of El Nino on this past ice fishing season, and the best way to catch a muskie.
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[@karen4water]

Thank you! Learned a lot. So glad folks are out there researching and putting out good words and info to protect our fish and our water. I have so many good memories on Lake Erie fishing with my parents, walleye and perch. Freezer was always packed with good fish to eat!

[@appleandtree5396]

Great episode! Lots of awesome info. I’m going to remember the “jig and minnow” advice this summer.🎣

[@esperanzavencetarot]

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