Steve Rinella

Malvitz, where the sports...

limit per day is 10, which is what it was when, uh, Pat and I were there.

He's now recommending to clients like, look, they don't freeze all that well.

Yeah.

Like take what you only need.

Like how about five, you know, instead of doing 10.

So hopefully everybody was kind of surprised that the DNR hadn't dropped, uh,

you know, limits over in Michigan, they had really dropped the commercial, uh, limits.

But according to Danny's like a little bit too, too little too late.

Cause he's like, there's no fish to catch anyways.

So dropping commercial limits is not going to do anything at this point.

But, uh, he wishes that Wisconsin in, especially in that green Bay area would, you know, reduce harvest a little bit overall.

Hopefully we'll end on some brighter news.

Um, but I did, I asked everybody like, what do you, what do you, what can you do?

Or what do you wish people could do?

And they were, and everybody kind of said, look, it's about showing that you care.

So whether it's like calling, you know, you say, so if you're in Michigan, you know, you want to, you know, tell your state reps to, uh,

you know, pass the funding.

And I think any Great Lakes state, just like talk about it and make everybody know of this issue.

The fisheries biologist said there's a ton of people working on it.