A possible change to walleye regulations for the Namakan Reservoir will come up for discussion later this month.The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will hold the second of two meetings at the Kabetogama Community Centre October 27th.
An experimental regulation that requires the release of all walleye between 17 and 28 inches, and a limit of four over the slot size, has been in place for the past four years in the area the includes Kabetogama, Namakan, Sand Point and Crane Lakes.
