Tribal rightsIn the mid-1800s, the Lake Superior Ojibwe Tribes ceded more than 22,000 square miles of tribal territory across northern Wisconsin, including all or parts of 30 counties through a ...

Fowler was speaking to the Wisconsin State Legislature in Madison ... and fish off-reservation and off-season anywhere in the Ceded Territory, which includes millions of acres in northern ...

(WSAW) - The Wisconsin DNR will host a public meeting ... walleye on Crescent Lake in Oneida County to match the standard Ceded Territory walleye regulation of a minimum length of 15 inches ...

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(Wisconsin Historical Society via AP) The action returns to the Potawatomi territory in the same area that was ceded to Chief Shab-eh-nay in a treaty with the U.S. government in 1829. Nothing ever ...

This undated image provided by Wisconsin Historical Society ... The action returns to the Potawatomi territory in the same area that was ceded to Chief Shab-eh-nay in a treaty with the U.S ...

In the mid-1800s, the Lake Superior Ojibwe Tribes ceded more than 22,000 square miles of tribal territory across Northern Wisconsin, including all or parts of 30 counties through a series of treaties ...

The DNR proposes to change the walleye reg to match the standard ceded territory walleye regulation of a minimum ... who declines an antlerless tag may still apply in the future. Only Wisconsin ...

The DNR proposes to change fishing regulations for walleye on Crescent Lake in Oneida County to match the standard Ceded Territory walleye regulation ... to RSVP to Nathan Lederman at ...

Tribal spearers from Wisconsin’s six Chippewa tribes across the ceded territory reported a near-record 38,832 walleyes during an extended spring spearing season in 2024. The total walleye number was ...