- Hook and Line
- Inland Trout
- Ceded Territory Walleye Bag Limits
- Spearing and Netting
- Lake Winnebago Sturgeon Spearing
- Setline, Set or Bank Pole
- Clamming (Mussels)
Fishing Licenses
Other Resources
Hook and Line Regulations for 2008-2009
The entire Guide to Wisconsin Hook and Line Fishing Regulations 2008-2009 [PDF 851KB] includes general inland waters, special county regulations, Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, tributary streams and boundary waters. The hook and line regulations also contain the regulations for the harvest of crayfish, frogs and turtles, and minnows. Season, length, and bag limits for trout and salmon on Lake Michian and Lake Superior are also contained in the hook and line regulations.
The same information is provided below in small pieces from within the hook and line regulations. These Table of Contents links go directly to the specific information listed here.
- Table of Contents [PDF 851KB]
- Regulation Changes for 2008-2009 [PDF 851KB]
- Fishing Licenses, Stamps, and Tags [PDF 851KB]
- Fishing Restrictions (things that are illegal) [PDF 851KB]
- Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass Management Zones [PDF 851KB]
- Ceded Territory (map) [PDF 851KB]
- Muskellunge and Northern Pike Management Zones [PDF 851KB]
- Total Daily Bag Limits [PDF 851KB]
- Information on VHS Disease [PDF 851KB]
- Special County Regulations [PDF 851KB]
- Seasons, Length and Bag Limits [PDF 851KB]
- Wisconsin/Michigan Boundary Waters [PDF 851KB]
- Wisconsin/Minnesota Boundary Waters [PDF 851KB]
- Wisconsin/Iowa Boundary Waters [PDF 851KB]
- Tributaries to Green Bay and Lake Michigan [PDF 851KB]
- Lake Michigan Regulations [PDF 851KB]
- Lake Superior Regulations [PDF 851KB]
- Get the Lead Out Campaign [PDF 851KB]
For trout and salmon regulations for inland waters and Lake Michigan and Lake Superior tributary streams, see the current Wisconsin Trout Fishing Regulations and Guide.
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