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Ojibwe have record walleye season
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MAY 5, 2000 Six Ojibwe bands in Wisconsin had a record walleye season, spearing 30,357 from 176 lakes off-reservation. It was the second season since the Ojibwe bands successfully argued for off-reservation hunting rights guaranteed in a series of treaties signed in the 1880s. Get the Story:
Chippewa spear near-record 30,357 walleye (AP 5/5)
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