Minnesota Administrative Rules, , Part 6264.0400 - DESIGNATED SPECIAL MANAGEMENT WATERS | Minnesota Administrative Rules

Subpart 1. [Repealed, 28 SR 629]

Subp. 2. Catch and release fishing on trout streams.

While on or fishing in the following waters, angling for trout shall be limited to catch and release only, whereby any trout caught must be immediately returned to the water. Catch and release angling for trout shall be legal during the open season for trout in inland streams. Legal methods for taking trout are limited to artificial lures and flies.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Kedron Creek	T.104, R.13, S.36 from the confluence with Bear Creek upstream approximately 1.1 miles to the permanent source - entire stream	Fillmore
B.	Root River, South Fork	T.102, R.8, S.17,18,19 and R.9, S.24,25,26, from the County Road 12 crossing in T.102, R.8, S.17, upstream approximately 7.7 miles to the permanent source (large springs) in T.102, R.9, S.26	Fillmore
C.	Whitewater River, Middle Branch	T.107, R.10, S.19,20,30 and R.11, S.24,25,26,35 and T.106, R.11, S.2,3,10, from the posted boundary at the point where a state park trail crosses the stream in the SE 1/4 NE 1/4 S.19, T.107, R.10, upstream approximately 9.2 miles to the source in the SW 1/4 NE 1/4, S.10, T.106, R.11	Olmsted and Winona

Subp. 3. [Repealed, 39 SR 5]

Subp. 4. Mille Lacs Lake and associated tributaries special management regulations.

A. This item applies while a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries. The angling season for northern pike begins at 12:01 a.m. May 14, 2022, and continues to 11:59 p.m. on March 31, 2023. The daily and possession limit for northern pike is three. All northern pike in possession must be less than 30 inches in length. All northern pike that are 30 inches or greater in length must be immediately returned to the water.

B. This item applies while a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries. Unless otherwise authorized by special permits for fishing tournaments, the angling season for largemouth and smallmouth bass begins at 12:01 a.m. May 14, 2022, and continues to 11:59 p.m. February 26, 2023. All largemouth and smallmouth bass caught before the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend must be immediately returned to the water. Beginning at 12:01 a.m. September 12, 2022, all smallmouth bass must be immediately returned to the water. Except as otherwise provided in this subpart, the daily and possession limit for largemouth and smallmouth bass in aggregate is three. All largemouth and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 17 inches in length. All largemouth and smallmouth bass 17 inches or greater in length must be immediately returned to the water. Waiver of the size, possession, and season restrictions for largemouth and smallmouth bass under this item is permitted for a limited number of bass-fishing tournaments each year. When determining whether to grant a waiver, the commissioner must consider:

(1) tournament size;

(2) expected participation;

(3) potential to generate public interest and local economic activity; and

(4) conservation and biological health of the fishery.

C. Except as provided in subitems (1) and (2), Mille Lacs Lake is closed to taking fish between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. daily (summer night closure) beginning at 10 p.m. May 16, 2022, and ending at 6:00 a.m. September 1, 2022. Beginning September 2, 2022, at 12:01 a.m., Mille Lacs Lake is closed to taking fish between the hours of 12:01 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. daily (fall night closure) until 11:59 p.m. November 30, 2022, at which time the ban on night fishing is lifted.

(1) Beginning June 4, 2022, at 10:00 p.m., fishing for muskellunge and northern pike is allowed between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. daily. Angling for, harvesting, and possessing species other than muskellunge and northern pike during these hours is prohibited. Only artificial muskellunge and northern pike lures greater than eight inches in length, measured from the front of the eye of the lure to the end of the trailing hook, or sucker minnows greater than eight inches in length may be used or in possession.

(2) Beginning June 4, 2022, at 10:00 p.m., bowfishing for rough fish is allowed between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. No person shall have in possession any angling equipment while bowfishing under this subitem. Angling for, harvesting, and possessing species other than rough fish while bowfishing during these hours is prohibited.

D. The commissioner may modify seasons and limits under Minnesota Statutes, section 84.027, subdivision 13, or sections 97A.0451 to 97A.0459, to accommodate tribal declarations for fish harvest in the 1837 Ceded Territory in compliance with the court ruling in Mille Lacs Band of Chippewa v. Minnesota, 119 S.Ct. 1187 (1999). Changes shall be posted at water access sites and the Department of Natural Resources Web site.

E. While a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries, the possession and daily limit for Northern cisco (tullibee) is five fish.

F. The walleye restrictions under subitems (1) to (5) apply while a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries.

(1) Beginning at 12:01 a.m. May 14, 2022, the daily and possession limit for walleye is one fish, which must be either between 21 and 23 inches in length or over 28 inches in length. All walleye less than 21 inches in length or greater than 23 inches but less than 28 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. May 31, 2022.

(2) Beginning at 12:01 a.m. June 1, 2022, angling for walleye is catch and release only. All walleye must be immediately returned to the water. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. June 30, 2022.

(3) Beginning at 12:01 a.m. on July 1, 2022, angling for walleye is prohibited. All walleye caught must be immediately returned to the water. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. July 15, 2022.

(4) Beginning at 12:01 a.m. July 16, 2022, angling for walleye is catch and release only. All walleye must be immediately returned to the water. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. August 31, 2022.

(5) Beginning at 12:01 a.m. September 1, 2022, the daily and possession limit for walleye is one fish, which must be either between 21 and 23 inches in length or over 28 inches in length. All walleye less than 21 inches in length or greater than 23 inches but less than 28 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. February 26, 2023.

G. While a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries, angling for burbot is catch and release only. All burbot must be immediately returned to the water.

H. While a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries, fish that are taken by angling and not immediately released into the water after capture are considered to be in possession and part of the bag limit. Once a fish has been reduced to possession, culling or live-well sorting (the act of exchanging one fish for another) is not allowed, except that culling or live-well sorting before meeting a bag limit of fish reduced to possession is allowed for largemouth and smallmouth bass.

I. The bait restrictions under subitems (1) to (3) apply while a person is on or fishing in Mille Lacs Lake or its associated tributaries to the posted boundaries. For purposes of this item, "bait" means whole or parts of fish; minnows; annelid worms, such as night crawlers and garden worms; leeches; or crayfish and includes live, dead, or preserved items.

(1) There are no bait restrictions for angling between 12:01 a.m. May 14, 2022, through 11:59 p.m. June 30, 2022, except as provided in item C, subitem 1.

(2) From 12:01 a.m. July 1, 2022, until 11:59 p.m. July 15, 2022, no person may use or have in possession bait, except for northern pike or muskellunge anglers who may use sucker minnows greater than eight inches in length.

(3) There are no bait restrictions for angling between 12:01 a.m. July 16, 2022, through 11:59 p.m. November 30, 2022, except as provided in item C, subitem 1.

J. This subpart applies to the following waters.

	Name	Location	County
(1)	Mille Lacs	T.42-45, R.25-28, S.Various	Aitkin, Mille Lacs
(2)	Borden Creek	T.44, R.25, S.5	Aitkin
(3)	Seastade Creek	T.45, R.26, S.22	Aitkin
(4)	Marmon (Twenty) Creek	T.45, R.25, S.32	Aitkin
(5)	Grave Creek	T.45, R.25, S.8	Aitkin
(6)	Peterson Creek	T.43, R.25, S.5	Mille Lacs
(7)	Thains River (Malone Creek)	T.42, R.25, S.2	Mille Lacs
(8)	West Sucker Creek	T.42, R.25, S.18	Mille Lacs
(9)	South Sucker Creek	T.42, R.25, S.18	Mille Lacs
(10)	Garrison (Borden) Creek	T.44, R.28, S.12	Crow Wing
(11)	Seguchie Creek	T.44, R.28, S.36	Crow Wing
(12)	Reddy Creek	T.45, R.26, S.23	Aitkin
(13)	Whitefish Creek	T.43, R.27, S.7	Mille Lacs
(14)	Seventeen Creek	T.44, R.25, S.17, 18, 29	Aitkin
(15)	Cedar Creek	T.43, R.25, S.15	Mille Lacs
(16)	McCleans Creek	T.45, R.27, S.34	Aitkin
(17)	unnamed	T.43, R.25, S.8	Mille Lacs
(18)	unnamed	T.42, R.26, S.11	Mille Lacs
(19)	unnamed	T.42, R.26, S.22	Mille Lacs
(20)	unnamed	T.43, R.27, S.8	Mille Lacs
(21)	unnamed	T.43, R.27, S.6	Mille Lacs
(22)	unnamed	T.43, R.27, S.21	Mille Lacs
(23)	unnamed	T.44, R.27, S.31	Crow Wing
(24)	unnamed	T.44, R.28, S.36	Crow Wing
(25)	unnamed	T.44, R.27, S.4	Aitkin
(26)	unnamed	T.45, R.27, S.25	Aitkin
(27)	unnamed	T.44, R.25, S.29	Aitkin
(28)	unnamed	T.44, R.25, S.31, 32	Aitkin
(29)	unnamed	T.44, R.28, S.24	Crow Wing
(30)	unnamed	T.44, R.28, S.13	Crow Wing
(31)	Rum River Outlet	T.43, R.27, S.33	Mille Lacs

Subp. 5. [Repealed, 29 SR 876]

Subp. 6. Zumbro River special regulations.

While on or fishing in these waters, angling for smallmouth bass is limited to catch and release only, whereby any smallmouth bass caught must be immediately returned to the water. Catch and release angling for smallmouth bass is legal during the open season for that species in inland waters. It is unlawful for anyone to have in possession, regardless of where taken, any smallmouth bass while on or fishing in these waters.

Name	Location	County
Zumbro River	T.109, R.13W, S.6; T.110, R.13W, S.31; T.110, R.14W, S.36; T.109, R.14W., S.1,2, 10,11,15,22,27, from the U.S. Highway 63 bridge at Zumbro Falls upstream approximately 12 miles to Zumbro Lake Dam including the plunge pool	Wabasha

Subp. 7. Foster Arend Lake trout regulations.

The season for trout in Foster Arend Lake is open continuously. Effective March 17, 1997, the possession limit for trout taken from Foster Arend Lake is three and a person's possession limit may not include more than one trout over 16 inches.

Name	Location	County
Foster Arend Lake	T.107, R.14, S.14,23	Olmsted

Subp. 8. Spearing restrictions.

A person may not take fish by spearing and may not possess a spear while on or fishing in the following lake.

	Name	Location	County
	Baby	T.140,141, R.29, S.4,5,8,9,17	Cass

Subp. 9. [Repealed, 37 SR 1208]

Subp. 10. [Repealed, 28 SR 1011]

Subp. 11. [Repealed, 24 SR 1186]

Subp. 12. Minnesota River, Minnehaha Creek, and Mississippi River Pool Two.

While on or fishing in the following waters, angling for walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, and largemouth bass shall be limited to catch and release only, whereby any walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, or largemouth bass must be returned immediately to the water. Catch and release angling for walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, and largemouth bass shall be legal continuously, year round. It shall be unlawful for anyone to have in possession or under control, regardless of where taken, any walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, or largemouth bass, while being on or fishing in these waters.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Minnesota River	T.28, R.23, S.Various downstream from Mendota Bridge	Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey
B.	Minnehaha Creek	T.28, R.23, S.17,18 downstream from Minnehaha Falls	Hennepin
C.	Mississippi River Pool Two	T.26,27,28,115, R.17, 18,21,22,23, S.Various between the Hastings and Ford Dams, including all backwater and connecting waters except:	Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington
(1)	Crosby Lake	T.28, R.23, S.14,15, 22,23	Ramsey
(2)	Pickerel Lake	T.28, R.23, S.12,13,14	Dakota, Ramsey
(3)	Upper Lake	T.28, R.23, S.22	Ramsey
(4)	Little Pig's Eye Lake	T.28, R.22, S.23	Ramsey
(5)	Unnamed (North Star 23 Steel) Lake	T.28, R.22, S.14	Ramsey

Subp. 13. Largemouth bass and smallmouth bass catch-and-release regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in these waters, angling for largemouth bass and smallmouth bass is limited to catch and release only, whereby any largemouth bass or smallmouth bass caught must be immediately returned to the water Catch-and-release angling for largemouth bass or smallmouth bass is legal during the open season for largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in inland waters. It is unlawful for anyone to have in possession, regardless of where taken, any largemouth bass or smallmouth bass while on or fishing in these waters.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Clear Lake	T.107, R.22, S.4,5,8,9,16,17	Waseca
B.	Jane	T.29, R.21, S.9,10	Washington
C.	Minnewashta	T.116, R.23, S.4,5,8,9	Carver

Subp. 14. Largemouth bass catch and release regulations.

While on or fishing in the following waters, angling for large-mouth bass is limited to catch and release only. Any largemouth bass caught must be immediately returned to the water. Catch and release angling for largemouth bass is legal only during the open season for largemouth bass in inland waters. It is unlawful for anyone to have in possession, regardless of where taken, any largemouth bass while on or fishing in the following waters.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Crooked Lake	T.31, 32, R.24, S.4, 33	Anoka
B.	DeMontreville Lake	T.29, R.21, S.4, 5,9	Washington
C.	Olson Lake	T.29, R.21, S.8, 9	Washington

Subp. 15. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 16. [Repealed, 42 SR 1015]

Subp. 17. Cedar Lake walleye and northern pike regulations.

While on or fishing in the following waters, the daily and possession limit for walleye is two and for northern pike is three. While on or fishing in these waters, all northern pike in possession must be 26 inches or less in length. All northern pike greater than 26 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Cedar Lake	T.127N, R.31W, S.7, 18; T.127N, R.32W, S.13	Morrison, Todd

Subp. 18. Walleye 18- to 24-inch protected slot limit.

All walleye in possession while on or fishing in the following waters must be less than 18 inches in length or greater than 24 inches in length. All walleye that are 18 to 24 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Knife	T.40,41, R.23,24, S.Various	Kanabec

Subp. 19. Northern pike 24-inch to 36-inch protected slot limit.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's daily and possession limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Alexander	T.131,132, R.30, 31, S.Various	Morrison
B.	Ash	T.66, R.20, S.7-9,17,18	St. Louis
C.	Basswood	T.64,65, R.10,11, S.Various	Lake
D.	Big Mantrap	T.141,142, R.33,34, S.Various	Hubbard
E.	Birch Lake Reservoir	T.61, R.11, 12, S.Various	St. Louis
F.	Blueberry	T.138, R.35, S.2,3,10,11	Wadena
G.	Center, North	T.34, R.20, S.15, 21,22,27,28,34	Chisago
H.	Center, South	T.33,34, R.20, S.2,3,4,9,10,34,35	Chisago
I.	Child	T.140, R.29, S.9,10,15,16	Cass
J.	Farm	T.62,63, R.11, S.3,4,26-29,32-35	Lake
K.	Fish Trap	T.132, R.31, S.28-33	Morrison
L.	Floyd, Little	T.139, R.41, S.2,3,10,11	Becker
M.	Garden	T.63, R.11, S.20-22,27-30	Lake
N.	George	T.143, R.34, S.15,16,21,22,27	Hubbard
O.	Girl	T.140,141, R.28, S.3,4,32,33,34	Cass
P.	Island	T.150, R.28, S.3-5,8-10,15,16,19-21	Itasca
Q.	Knife	T.40,41, R.23,24, S.Various	Kanabec
R.	Little Boy	T.140, R.28, S. Various	Cass
S.	Little Woman	T.140, R.29, S.15	Cass
T.	Long	T.128, R.30,32, S.16,17,20,21,28	Todd
U.	Minnie Belle	T.118, R.31, S.11,14	Meeker
V.	Mission, Lower	T.135,136, R.27, S.4,5,8,9,33	Crow Wing
W.	Mission, Upper	T.135,136, R.27, S.3,4,27,28,33,34	Crow Wing
X.	Shamineau	T.123, R.31, S.8-10,15-18	Morrison
Y.	South Farm	T.62,63, R.11, S.1,2,3,35,36	Lake
Z.	White Iron	T.62,63, R.11,12, S.Various	St. Louis
AA.	Balsam and connected Haskell, and Scrapper Lakes	T.58,59, R.24, Various	Itasca
BB.	Medicine	T.149, R.32, S.Various	Beltrami
CC.	North Twin	T.148, R.31, S.Various	Beltrami
DD.	Coon-Sandwick	T.60,61, R.25, S.Various	Itasca
EE.	Rachel, Little Rachel	T.127, R.39, S.Various	Douglas
FF.	Crow Wing, 8th	T.140, R.32,33, S.1,6,7,12	Hubbard
GG.	Crow Wing, 9th	T.140,141, R.32, S.6,31,32	Hubbard
HH.	Crow Wing, 10th	T.141, R.32, S.28,29,32	Hubbard
II.	Mitchell	T.138, R.27, S.11-14	Crow Wing

Subp. 20. Northern pike 30-inch minimum size limit.

All northern pike in possession while on or fishing in the following waters must be 30 inches or greater in length. All northern pike that are less than 30 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit is one.

Name	Location	County
St. Olaf Lake	T.105, R.22, S.13	Waseca

Subp. 21. [Repealed, 44 SR 933]

Subp. 22. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 23. Walleye 16-inch minimum size.

All walleye in possession while on or fishing in the following waters must be 16 inches or greater in length. Walleye less than 16 inches must be returned to the water immediately.

Name	Location	County
Waconia	T.116, R.24,25, S.Various	Carver

Subp. 24. Largemouth bass, northern pike, and walleye regulations.

While on or fishing in the following waters, the daily and possession limit for largemouth bass is one, for northern pike is three, and for walleye is two. While on or fishing in these waters, all northern pike in possession must be 26 inches or less in length. All northern pike greater than 26 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Bass Lake	T.128, R.32, S.9	Todd

Subp. 25. Largemouth bass and northern pike regulations.

While on or fishing in the following waters, angling for largemouth bass is limited to catch and release only, whereby any largemouth bass must be immediately returned to the water. All northern pike in possession while on or fishing in the following waters must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Ann	T.116, R.23, S.10,11	Carver

Subp. 26. [Repealed, 34 SR 1165]

Subp. 27. [Repealed, L 2015 1Sp4 art 5 s 34]

Subp. 28. [Repealed, L 2015 1Sp4 art 5 s 34]

Subp. 29. [Repealed, 34 SR 1165]

Subp. 30. Walleye minimum size.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be 17 inches or greater in length. All walleye less than 17 inches must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Green Lake	T.33, R.20,21, S.Various	Chisago

Subp. 31. Smallmouth bass regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water A person's possession limit may not include more than one smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Flour	T.64, R.1W, S.1,2,11,12 T.64, R.1E, S.5,6	Cook
B.	Hungry Jack	T.64,65, R.1W, S.2-4,35	Cook
C.	Two Island	T.62, R.1W, S.3-5,8,9	Cook
D.	Turtle	T.59,60, R.26,27, S.Various	Itasca
E.	Clitherall	T.132, R.39,40, S.Various	Otter Tail

Subp. 32. Lake sturgeon restrictions.

As described in part 6262.1000 and Minnesota Statutes, sections 97A.551 and 97C.087, a special fish management tag is required to harvest lake sturgeon. Notwithstanding part 6266.0700, subpart 2, item B, the following seasons and possession limits apply to all Minnesota-Canadian border waters and associated tributary streams. A person may possess only one lake sturgeon per license year. Lake sturgeon may be harvested from April 24 to May 7 or July 1 to September 30. All lake sturgeon in possession while on or fishing in the above listed waters must be 45 inches to 50 inches in length, inclusive, or greater than 75 inches in length. All lake sturgeon that are less than 45 inches in length or that are more than 50 inches but not more than 75 inches in length, must be immediately returned to the water. From May 8 to May 15 and October 1 to April 23, angling for lake sturgeon is limited to catch and release only. During catch and release seasons all sturgeon must be immediately released back into the water.

Subp. 33. Lake of the Woods and Rainy River; walleye and sauger.

A. Notwithstanding part 6266.0700, subpart 2, item A, the seasons and possession limits for walleye and sauger in the aggregate as specified in this subpart apply to the specified portions of Lake of the Woods and Rainy River and to the tributaries listed in part 6266.0700, subpart 1, items R and KK. Except as further restricted in item D, a person may have only four walleye from these water bodies in possession, regardless of whether they are taken from Lake of the Woods or Rainy River.

B. From the Saturday two weeks prior to the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend to November 30, the daily and possession limits for Lake of the Woods are as follows: six in the aggregate and not more than one walleye over 28.0 inches. All walleye in possession must be less than 19.5 inches in length or greater than 28.0 inches in length. All walleye that are 19.5 to 28.0 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water.

C. Except as provided in item D, from December 1 to April 14, the daily and possession limits for Lake of the Woods are as follows: six in the aggregate and not more than one walleye over 28.0 inches. All walleye in possession must be less than 19.5 inches in length or greater than 28.0 inches in length. All walleye that are 19.5 to 28.0 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water.

D. From March 1 to April 14, while a person is on or angling in Four Mile Bay of Lake of the Woods and Rainy River, angling for walleye and sauger is limited to catch and release only, whereby any walleye or sauger caught must be immediately returned to the water.

E. From the Saturday two weeks prior to the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend to the last day in February, the daily and possession limits for Rainy River are as follows: six in the aggregate and not more than one walleye over 28.0 inches. All walleye in possession must be less than 19.5 inches in length or greater than 28.0 inches in length. All walleye that are 19.5 to 28.0 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water.

	Name	Location	County
(1)	Lake of the Woods including Four Mile Bay	T.162-168, R.32-37, S.Various	Lake of the Woods, Roseau
(2)	Rainy River	From the Boise Cascade Dam in International Falls T.71, R.24, S.27 downstream to the U.S. Coast Guard lighthouse at Wheeler's Point T.162, R.31, S.19	Lake of the Woods, Koochiching

Subp. 34. [Repealed, 32 SR 1039]

Subp. 35. Catch and release trout fishing.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, angling for trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any trout caught must be immediately returned to the water. Catch and release angling for trout is legal during the open season for trout in inland streams. All legal methods of taking trout are allowed.

Name	Location	County
A. Belle Creek	T.113, R.16, S.34,35 and T.112, R.16, S.3,4,9,16, from the confluence with the Cannon River in S.35, T.113, R.16, upstream approximately 7.3 miles to the posted boundary where the stream crosses State Highway 19 in S.16, T.112, R.16	Goodhue
B. Root River, Middle Branch	T.104, R.11, S.17,18,19,20 and R.12, S.23,24,26,27, 33,34,35 and T.103, R.12, S.4,8,9, from the confluence with the Root River, North Branch upstream approximately 12.5 miles to the confluence of Spring Valley Creek and Deer Creek in S.9, T.103, R.12	Fillmore
C. Zumbro River, North Fork	T.110, R.15, S.33,34,35,36 and R.14, S.31 and T.109, R.14, S.6,7,8,9,10 and R.15, S.1,2 from the confluence with the Zumbro River in S.10, T.109, R.14, upstream approximately 11.9 miles to the posted boundary where the stream crosses Goodhue County Hwy 10	Goodhue and Wabasha

Subp. 36. Protected slot limits on trout streams; no bait restriction.

While on or fishing in the following waters, all trout in possession must be less than 12 inches in length or greater than 16 inches in length. All trout that are 12 to 16 inches in length, inclusive, must be returned to the water immediately. A person's possession limit may not include more than one trout over 16 inches in length. All legal methods of taking trout are allowed.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Beaver Creek East	T.102, R.6, S.5,6,8,17 from the confluence with Beaver Creek in S.5, T.102, R.6, upstream approximately 2.3 miles to the source in S.17, T.102, R.6	Houston
B.	Forestville Creek (North Branch Creek)	T.102, R.12, S.13,14,15 from the confluence with South Branch Root River in S.13, T.102, R.12, upstream approximately 2.6 miles to the source in S.15, T.102, R.12	Fillmore
C.	Mahoods Creek	T.103, R.12, S.20 from the confluence with Spring Valley Creek upstream approximately 0.2 miles to the source	Fillmore
D.	Root River, South Branch	T.102, R.11, S.7,18 and R.12, S.13,23,24 from the posted boundary located in the NE 1/4 NE 1/4 S.7, T.102 R.11, upstream approximately 4.8 miles to the posted boundary in the NE 1/4 NE 1/4 S.23, T.102, R.12	Fillmore
E.	Spring Valley Creek	T.103, R.12, S.8,17,18,19,20 from the confluence with Deer Creek in S.9, T.103, R.12, upstream approximately 6.8 miles to the posted boundary at the intersection of Fillmore Township Road 359	Fillmore
F.	West Indian Creek	T.109, R.11, S.16,17,21 from Wabasha County Road 4 crossing in S.16, T.109, R.11, Highland Township, upstream approximately 3.3 miles to the source	Wabasha
G.	Wisel Creek	T.102, R.8, S.19,20,29,30, 31,32 and T.101, R.8, S.5,6 from the confluence with South Fork Root River in S.19, T.102, R.8, upstream approximately 8.6 miles to permanent source in S.6, T.101, R.8	Fillmore

Subp. 37. Protected slot limits on trout streams; artificial lures and flies.

While on or fishing in the following waters, all trout in possession must be less than 12 inches in length or greater than 16 inches in length. All trout that are 12 to 16 inches in length, inclusive, must be returned to the water immediately. A person's possession limit may not include more than one trout over 16 inches in length. Legal methods for taking trout are limited to artificial lures and flies.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Canfield Creek (South Branch Creek)	T.102, R.12, S.24,25 from the confluence with South Branch Root River in S.24, T.102, R.12, upstream approximately 1.6 miles to the permanent source	Fillmore
B.	Garvin Brook	T.107, R.8, S.33,34 and T.106, R.8, S.4,5,8 from the posted boundary at the intersection of Highway 14 upstream approximately 5.0 miles to the posted boundary at the confluence with Peterson Creek in S.8, T.106, R.8	Winona
C.	Gribben Creek	T.103, R.9, S.9,16,21,27,28 from the confluence with the Root River in S.9, T.103, R.9 upstream 3.9 miles to the permanent source	Fillmore
D.	Hay Creek	T.112, R.15, S.23,24,26,27 from the posted boundary at the point where Hay Creek crosses the SW 1/4 SE 1/4 section line in S.24, T.112, R.15, upstream approximately 4.0 miles to the posted boundary in the SW 1/4 SE 1/4 S.27, T.112, R.15	Goodhue
E.	Logan Creek	T.107, R.11, S.3 from the confluence with the North Branch Whitewater River in S.3, T.107, R.11, upstream approximately 0.9 miles to the permanent source	Olmsted
F.	Trout Run Creek	T.104, R.10, S.4,5,8,9,16,17,20,21 and T.105, R.10, S.18,19,30,31,32 from the confluence with the North Branch Root River upstream approximately 13.3 miles to the source - entire stream	Fillmore
G.	Whitewater River, North Branch	T.108, R.11, S.31,32,33,34 and T.107, R.11, S.1,2,3 and R.10, S.6,7 from the posted boundary at the second low-water crossing in S.6, T.107, R.10, upstream from Elba where state land begins going upstream approximately 12.1 miles to Wabasha County Road 4 crossing	Wabasha, Olmsted, Winona

Subp. 38. Minimum size limits on brook trout streams.

While on or fishing the following waters, all brook trout in possession must be 12 inches or greater in length. All brook trout less than 12 inches in length must be returned to the water immediately. A person's possession limit may not include more than one brook trout over 12 inches in length. Legal methods for taking trout are limited to artificial lures and flies.

Name	Location	County
Trout Valley Creek	T.109, R.9, S.31 and T.108, R.9, S.5,8,17,20 from the confluence with the Whitewater River S.31, T.109, R.9, upstream approximately 7.2 miles to the permanent source	Wabasha and Winona

Subp. 39. Camp Creek; open water season.

While on or fishing the following waters, angling for trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any trout caught must be immediately returned to the water. Catch and release angling for trout is legal during the open season for trout in inland streams. Legal methods for taking trout are limited to artificial lures and flies. Notwithstanding this subpart, on the third Saturday in May only, when angling for trout on the posted area portion of the creek in S.8 of T.102, R.10, general statewide regulations apply, including all legal methods for taking trout.

Name	Location	County
Camp Creek	T.102, R.10, S.5,8,16,17 from the posted boundary in the SW 1/4 NE 1/4 S.5, T.102, R.10, upstream approximately 2.7 miles to a point that is posted at the second Harmony-Preston Valley State Trail bridge in S.17	Fillmore

Subp. 40. Walleye 17-inch to 26-inch protected slot.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 17 inches in length or greater than 26 inches in length. All walleye that are 17 to 26 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may include not more than one walleye over 26 inches.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Island	T.150, R.28, S.3-5, 8-10,15-17,20,21	Itasca
B.	Garden Reservoir	T.63, R.11, S.20-22,27-30	Lake
C.	Farm	T.62, 63, R.11, S.3, 4, 26-29, 32-35	Lake
D.	North Branch Kawishiwi River	T.63, R.10,11, S.25, 26, 28, 29, 30	Lake
E.	South Farm	T.62, 63, R.11, S.1, 2, 3, 35, 36	Lake
F.	White Iron	T.62, 63, R.11,12, S.Various	St. Louis
G.	Popple River	T.148, R.27, S.19,20, from the outlet of Round Lake downstream to the State Highway 46 bridge	Itasca

Subp. 41. Largemouth and smallmouth bass 12-inch maximum size limit.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches in length. All largemouth and smallmouth bass 12 inches and greater in length must be immediately returned to the water.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Lake Hubert	T.135, R.28,29, S.18,19,24,25,30	Crow Wing
B.	Moose Lake	T.128, R.32, S.15,22	Todd
C.	Chisago Lake	T.33, R.20, S.5-8,17	Chisago
D.	South Lindstrom	T.33,34, R.20, S.4,5,32,33	Chisago

Subp. 42. Largemouth and smallmouth bass 12-inch maximum size limit and one over 20 inches.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth and smallmouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's daily and possession limit may include not more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass in the aggregate over 20 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Agnes	T.128, R.37, S.18	Douglas
B.	Henry	T.128, R.37, S.7,18	Douglas

Subp. 43. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 44. Crappie ten-inch minimum size.

While on or angling in the following waters, all crappie in possession must be ten inches or greater in length. All crappie less than ten inches must be immediately returned to the water.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Stuart	T.132,133, R.39, S.Various	Otter Tail
B.	Spider	T.141, R.33, S.22,27,28,33,34	Hubbard

Subp. 45. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 46. Walleye protected slot and crappie minimum size.

While on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 17 inches in length or greater than 26 inches in length. All walleye that are 17 to 26 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one walleye over 26 inches in length. All crappie in possession while on or fishing in these waters must be 11 inches or greater in length. All crappie less than 11 inches must be immediately returned to the water.

	Name	Location	County
A.	North Lida Lake	T.135,136, R.42, S.32,33	Otter Tail
B.	South Lida Lake	T.136, R.42, S.32,33	Otter Tail
C.	Venstrom Lake	T.135, R.42, S.5,8	Otter Tail
D.	Mud Lake	T.136, R.42, S.17	Otter Tail

Subp. 47. Northeast trophy trout waters.

Angling for trout is legal during the open season for trout in inland lakes. While on or angling in the following waters, angling for trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any trout must be immediately returned to the water. Only artificial lures and files with a single hook are allowed for taking fish. No bait may be used or possessed while fishing on the following waters. The following waters are closed to winter fishing.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Thompson Lake	T.62, R.1, S.19,20,29,30	Cook
B.	Thrush Lake	T.63, R.1, S.31	Cook
C.	Turnip Lake	T.64, R.1, S.24	Cook

Subp. 48. Walleye restricted possession limits.

While on or angling in the following waters, the daily and possession limit for walleye is four fish. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one walleye over 20 inches.

Name	Location	County
Lac qui Parle Lake	T.118-120, R.41,42,43, S.Various upstream to Marsh Lake Dam, including the Watson Sag (Chippewa River diversion) upstream to the diversion dam	Lac qui Parle, Chippewa

Subp. 49. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 50. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 51. Leech Lake walleye restrictions.

While on or angling in the following waters, a person's possession and daily limit for walleye is four fish. The possession and daily limit may not include more than one walleye over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Leech Lake	T.141-144, R.28-32, S.Various	Cass and Hubbard

Subp. 52. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 53. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 54. Vermilion Lake walleye size restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 20 inches or greater than 26 inches in length. All walleye that are 20 to 26 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's walleye possession and daily limit taken from, while on, or angling in the following waters, including those taken from other waters, is four, and must not include more than one walleye over 26 inches in length. Notwithstanding the possession limits provided by part 6262.0200, subpart 1, item G, subitem (4), while a person is on or fishing in the following waters, the possession limits for northern pike provided by part 6262.0200, subpart 1, item G, subitem (1), apply.

Name	Location	County
Lake Vermilion	T.61-63, R.14-18, S.Various	St. Louis

Subp. 55. Lake of the Woods and Rainy River; northern pike.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 30 inches or greater than 40 inches in length. All northern pike that are 30 to 40 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession and daily limit for northern pike is three, and must not include more than one northern pike over 40 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Lake of the Woods	T.162-168, R.32-37, S.Various	Lake of the Woods
B.	Rainy River	T.162, R.31, S.19 from the U.S. Coast Guard lighthouse at Wheeler's Point upstream to the Boise Cascade Dam in T.71, R.24, S.27	Lake of the Woods, Koochiching
C.	Winter Road River	T.161, R.31, S.20 mouth upstream to the State Highway 172 bridge	Lake of the Woods
D.	Baudette River	T.161, R.31, S.2 mouth upstream to the State Highway 11 bridge	Lake of the Woods
E.	Warroad River	T.163, R.36, S.28 mouth upstream to the State Highway 11 bridge	Roseau
F.	Hooper Creek	T.161, R.31, S.18 mouth upstream to State Highway 172 bridge	Lake of the Woods
G.	Kelly Creek	T.161, R.31, S.28 mouth upstream to State Highway 172 bridge	Lake of the Woods
H.	Rapid River	T.160, R.30, S.12 mouth upstream to State Highway 11 bridge	Lake of the Woods
I.	Silver Creek	T.160, R.30, S.10 mouth upstream to State Highway 11 bridge	Lake of the Woods
J.	Wabanica Creek	T.161, R.32, S.12 mouth upstream to State Highway 172 bridge	Lake of the Woods
K.	Swift Ditch	T.162, R.35, S.6 mouth upstream to County Road 12 culvert	Roseau
L.	Bostic Creek	T.162, R.32, S.21 mouth upstream to County Road 8 bridge	Lake of the Woods
M.	Black River	T.158, R.25, S.11-12 mouth upstream to State Highway 11 bridge	Koochiching
N.	Big Fork River	T.70, R.26, S.32 mouth upstream to State Highway 11 bridge	Koochiching
O.	Little Fork River	T.70, R.25, S.29 mouth upstream to State Highway 11 bridge	Koochiching

Subp. 56. Brook trout catch and release waters.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for brook trout is legal during the open season for trout in inland waters. Angling for brook trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any brook trout must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Stoney Brook	T.135, R.29, S.5,8,9 from the mouth at Gull Lake in S.8,9, R.29, T.135 upstream to the County Road 29 crossing in S.5, R.29, T.135	Cass

Subp. 57. Red Wing Pottery Pond special regulations.

The season for trout in Red Wing Pottery Pond is open continuously. While a person is on or angling in the following waters, a person's daily and possession limit for trout is three and must not include more than one trout over 16 inches.

Name	Location	County
Red Wing Pottery Pond	T.113, R.15, S.25	Goodhue

Subp. 58. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 59. Upper Red Lake and listed tributaries.

A. While a person is on or fishing in the waters listed under item C:

(1) the daily and possession limit for northern pike is three fish, of which not more than one northern pike shall be over 40 inches in length; and

(2) all northern pike in possession must be less than 30 inches in length or greater than 40 inches in length. All northern pike that are 30 to 40 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water

B. This item applies while a person is on or fishing in the waters listed under item C. The angling season for walleye begins May 14, 2022, at 12:01 a.m. and continues to February 26, 2023, at 11:59 p.m. The following daily and possession limits apply:

(1) beginning at 12:01 a.m. May 14, 2022, the daily and possession limit for walleye is four fish, of which not more than one walleye may be over 20 inches in length. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. October 31, 2022; and

(2) beginning at 12:01 a.m. November 1, 2022, the daily and possession limit for walleye is three fish, of which not more than one walleye may be over 17 inches in length. This subitem is effective until 11:59 p.m. February 26, 2023.

C. This subpart applies to the following waters:

Name	Location	County
Upper Red Lake (outside Red Lake Indian Reservation)	T.153, R.31, 32, S. Various; T.154, R.30-32, S. Various; T.155, R.30-32, S. Various	Beltrami
Shotley Brook (from Hwy. 72 west to Upper Red Lake)	T.153, R.31, S.10, 11, 13, 14, 24; T.153, R.30, S.19-22	Beltrami
Tamarack River (from the Beltrami County line west to Upper Red Lake)	T.154, R.30, S.8-10, 11-13, 15-17	Beltrami

Subp. 60. [Repealed, 42 SR 1015]

Subp. 61. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 62. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 63. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 64. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 65. Reduced walleye possession limit.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, the daily and possession limit for walleye is three.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Mule Lake	T.140, R.28,29, S.19,20,25,29,30,31,36	Cass
B.	Green Lake	T.121, R.34, S.36	Kandiyohi
C.	Horseshoe Lake	T.49, R.23, S.23,24	Aitkin
D.	Minnewawa Lake	T.49, R.23, S.20,21,23,26,27,28,29,32,33,34	Aitkin

Subp. 66. Walleye 17-inch minimum size limit.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be 17 inches or greater in length. Walleye less than 17 inches must be immediately returned to the water.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Goose Lake	T.36,37, R.22, S.3,4,9,10,15,34	Chisago
B.	Mandall	T.36, R.22, S.15,16,21,22	Chisago
C.	Rabour	T.36, R.22, S.21,22	Chisago

Subp. 67. [Repealed, 34 SR 1165]

Subp. 68. Muskellunge catch-and-release regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, angling for muskellunge is limited to catch and release only, whereby any muskellunge caught must be immediately returned to the water Catch-and-release angling for muskellunge is legal during the open season for muskellunge in inland waters. It is unlawful for anyone to have in possession, regardless of where taken, any muskellunge while on or fishing in the following waters.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Mississippi River from Blandin Dam downstream to Coon Rapids Dam	T.31-55, R.21-32, S.Various	Itasca, Aitkin, Crow Wing, Morrison, Benton, Stearns, Sherburne, Wright, Anoka, Hennepin
B.	Prairie River, from the Prairie Lake Dam downstream to the Mississippi River	T.55,56, R.25, S.2,3,11, 14,23,26,34	Itasca

Subp. 69. [Repealed, 36 SR 436]

Subp. 70. [Repealed, 44 SR 933]

Subp. 71. East and West Rush Lakes northern pike size restrictions.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 26 inches in length or greater than 40 inches in length. All northern pike that are 26 to 40 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one northern pike over 3640 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
A East Rush	T 37, R 21,22, SVanous	Chisago
B West Rush	T 37, R 21,22, S Various	Chisago

Subp. 72. Wabedo Lake northern pike size restrictions.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water Possession and daily limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Wabedo	T. 140, R.28,S. Various	Cass

Subp. 73. Woman Lake northern pike size restrictions.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Woman	T.140,141, R.28,29, S.Various	Cass

Subp. 74. North Star and Little North Star Lakes northern pike size restrictions and spearing restriction.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
North Star (including Little North Star and other unnamed connected waters)	T.58,59, R.26, S.4,5,20,28,29,32,33	Itasca

Subp. 75. [Repealed, 44 SR 933]

Subp. 76. Spider Lake northern pike size restriction and spearing restriction.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Spider	T.58, R.25,26, S.7,18,19,24,25,30,36	Itasca

Subp. 77. Mink and Somers Lakes special regulations.

A. While a person is on or fishing in the waters listed in item B:

(1) all walleye in possession must be 17 inches or greater in length. Walleye less than 17 inches must be immediately returned to the water. Daily and possession limit is three;

(2) all largemouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Daily and possession limit may include not more than one largemouth bass over 20 inches in length;

(3) all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Daily and possession limit may include not more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length; and

(4) possession or use of live minnows, excluding leeches, as bait is prohibited. Processed minnows in a dried, frozen, or pickled condition are allowed.

B. This subpart applies to the following waters:

	Name	Location	County
(1)	Mink Lake	T.121, R.27, S.23-25	Wright
(2)	Somers Lake	T.121, R.27, S.24-25	Wright

Subp. 78. Otter Tail River smallmouth bass catch and release regulation.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for smallmouth bass is limited to catch and release only, whereby any smallmouth bass caught must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Otter Tail River	T.132, R.45, S.26, from the Wilkin County Road 19 crossing to the Friberg Dam in T.134, R.42, S.31, including the Orwell, Dayton Hollow, Pisgah, Central, and Diversion impoundments, T.132, R.45, S.25,26,35,36, and T.132-134, R.42-44, S.Various;	Becker, Otter Tail, Wilken
	and from the Hubbel Pond Dam in Hubbel Wildlife Management Area to Otter Tail County Road 51, T.137-138, R.39,40, S.Various, including Mud Lake, T.137, R.39, S.34,35; Rice Lake, T.137, R.40, S.14,23; and Town Lake, T.138, R.40, S.27, 28, 34, 35

Subp. 79. Little Toad Lake northern pike regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession and daily limit may include not more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Little Toad	T.139, R.39, S.23,24,25,26	Becker

Subp. 80. Maud and Eunice Lakes bass regulations.

A. While a person is on or fishing in the waters listed in item B, all largemouth and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Daily and possession limit may include not more than one largemouth or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

B. This subpart applies to the following waters:

	Name	Location	County
(1)	Maud	T.138, R.42, S.21,22,27,28	Becker
(2)	Eunice	T.138, R.42, S.26,27,34	Becker

Subp. 81. Little Cormorant Lake walleye regulations.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be 17 inches or greater in length. Walleye less than 17 inches must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Little Cormorant	T.138, 139, R.42, S.Various	Becker

Subp. 82. Middle Lake largemouth bass regulation.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession and daily limit may include not more than one largemouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Middle	T.131, R.40, S.9,16	Otter Tail

Subp. 83. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 84. [Repealed, 44 SR 933]

Subp. 85. St Louis River muskellunge 50-inch minimum size limit on the Minnesota-Wisconsin boundary waters.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all muskellunge in possession must be 50 inches or greater in length. All muskellunge less than 50 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
St. Louis River	All those portions of the St. Louis River, including St. Louis Bay and Superior Bay, as far as the same lie along the boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin downstream to an imaginary line drawn between the northwest bank of the Nemadji River where it forms a junction with Superior Bay and the southwest bank of the Superior entry channel where it forms a junction with Superior Bay	St. Louis

Subp. 86. [Repealed, 44 SR 933]

Subp. 87. Mississippi River and associated tributaries smallmouth bass regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the Mississippi River or its associated tributaries listed in this subpart to the posted boundaries, the daily and possession limit for smallmouth bass is three. Daily and possession limit may not include more than one smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length. While on or angling in the following waters, all smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All smallmouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Mississippi River	from the St. Cloud Dam (T.124N, R.28W, S.13 and T.35N, R.31W, S.1) downstream to the mouth of the Crow River (T.121N, R.23W, S.36 and T.32N, R.26W, S.24) near Dayton	Sherburne, Wright, Stearns
Crow River	T.121, R.23, S.36	Hennepin, Wright
Elk River	T.32N, R.26, S.4,33	Sherburne
Otter Creek	T.121, R.25, S.3	Wright
Silver Creek	T.122, R.29, S.15	Wright
Fish Creek	T.122, R.26, S.7	Wright
Clearwater River	T.123, R.27, S.35	Wright, Stearns
Plum Creek	T.123, R.27, S.28	Stearns
Johnson Creek	T.123, R.27, S.7	Stearns

Subp. 88. [Repealed, 44 SR 933]

Subp. 89. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 90. Lake St Croix and St Croix River lake sturgeon regulations.

As described in part 6262.1000 and Minnesota Statutes, sections 97A.551 and 97C.087, a special fish management tag is required to harvest lake sturgeon. Notwithstanding part 6266.0500, subpart 3, the following seasons and possession limits apply to all waters of Lake St. Croix and the St. Croix River of the Minnesota-Wisconsin boundary waters between Prescott and Taylor's Falls Dam. Lake sturgeon may be harvested from the first Saturday in September to September 30. While a person is on or angling in these waters, all lake sturgeon in possession must be 60 inches or greater in length. All lake sturgeon less than 60 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water. A person may possess only one lake sturgeon per calendar year. From October 1 to October 15, angling for lake sturgeon is limited to catch and release only. During the catch and release season, all lake sturgeon caught must be immediately released.

Subp. 91. Coon Lake walleye regulations.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be 17 inches or greater in length. All walleye less than 17 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Coon Lake	T.33, R.23, S. Various	Anoka

Subp. 92. Little McDonald Lake and Kerbs Lake walleye regulation.

While on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 17 inches in length or greater than 26 inches in length. All walleye that are 17 to 26 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one walleye over 26 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Little McDonald	T.136, R.40, S.2,3,9,10,11	Otter Tail
Kerbs	T.136, R.40, S.4,9	Otter Tail

Subp. 93. Little Mantrap Lake largemouth bass regulation.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Possession and daily limit may not include more than one largemouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Little Mantrap	T.142, R.35,36, S. Various	Hubbard, Becker

Subp. 94. Rabbit and East Rabbit Lakes northern pike regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Daily and possession limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Big Rabbit	T.47, R.28, S.19,30; T.47, R.29, S.24,25	Crow Wing
East Big Rabbit	T.47, R.28, S.19,20,29,30	Crow Wing

Subp. 95. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 96. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 97. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 98. Sallie and Melissa Lakes northern pike regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. Daily and possession limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Melissa Lake	T.138, R.41, S.Various	Becker
B.	Sallie Lake	T.138, R.41, S.Various	Becker

Subp. 99. Osakis and Little Osakis Lakes walleye regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be 15 inches or greater in length. All walleye less than 15 inches must be immediately returned to the water.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Osakis Lake	T.128,129, R.35,36, S.Various	Douglas, Todd
B.	Little Osakis	T.129, R.35, S.25,26	Douglas, Todd

Subp. 100. Farm Island Lake walleye regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 16 inches or greater than 19 inches in length. All walleye that are 16 to 19 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Farm Island	T.45,46, R.27, S.Various	Aitkin

Subp. 101. Winnibigoshish and connected waters walleye regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 18 inches in length or greater than 23 inches in length. All walleye that are 18 to 23 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one walleye over 23 inches.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Cut Foot Sioux Lake	T.146,147, R.27, S.Various	Itasca
B.	Dixon Lake	T.148, R.28,29, S.Various	Itasca
C.	Egg Lake	T.146, R.26, S.3,10	Itasca
D.	First River Lake	T.146, R.26, S.5,6,7,8,9	Itasca
E.	Little Cut Foot Lake	T.146,147, R.26,27, S.Various	Itasca
F.	Mississippi River (from the Knutson Dam to the confluence with Winnibigoshish)	T.145,146, R.29,30, S.Various	Itasca, Cass, Beltrami
G.	Pigeon River (from the Pigeon Dam Lake's dam to the confluence with Winnibigoshish)	T.147, R.27, S.30	Itasca
H.	Rabbits Lake	T.146, R.29, S.1,2,11,12	Itasca
I.	Ravens Flowage	T.146, R.29, S.10,11,12,13	Itasca
J.	Ravens Lake	T.146, R.29, S.10,11	Itasca
K.	Sugar	T.146, R.29, S.Various	Itasca
L.	Third River Flowage	T.147, R.28,29, S.Various	Itasca
M.	Winnibigoshish	T.145,146,147, R.27,28,29, S.Various	Cass, Itasca

Subp. 102. Crow Wing Five and Six Lakes northern pike regulation.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's daily and possession limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Crow Wing, 5th	T.140, R.33, S.19,20,29,30	Hubbard
B.	Crow Wing, 6th	T.140, R.33, S.20,21,22	Hubbard

Subp. 103. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 104. [Repealed, 48 SR 819]

Subp. 105. Hovde Lake largemouth bass catch and release regulations.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for largemouth bass is limited to catch and release only, whereby any largemouth bass caught must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Hovde	T.141, R.30, S.22, 23, 26, 27	Cass

Subp. 106. Lawndale Creek brook trout catch and release and angling regulations.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters of Lawndale Creek that are within Atherton Wildlife Management Area, angling for brook trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any brook trout caught must be immediately returned to the water. Methods for taking brook trout are limited to artificial flies and lures. Barbed hooks are prohibited.

Name	Location	County
Lawndale Creek	T.136, R.46, S.34, 35 within a 3.5-mile posted reach within Atherton Wildlife Management Area	Wilkin

Subp. 107. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 108. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 109. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 110. Big Pine and Little Pine Lakes; walleye size restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 18 inches in length or greater than 26 inches in length. All walleye that are 18 to 26 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one walleye over 26 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Big Pine Lake	T.136, R.38, S.5,8,15,16,21,32,33	Otter Tail
B.	Little Pine Lake	T.136,137 R.38,39, S.Various	Otter Tail

Subp. 111. North Ten Mile and South Ten Mile Lakes; largemouth bass and smallmouth bass size restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass, in aggregate, over 20 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	North Ten Mile Lake	T.131, R.42W, S.16,17,20,21	Otter Tail
B.	South Ten Mile Lake	T.131, R.42W, S.27,28,29,32,33,34	Otter Tail

Subp. 112. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 113. [Repealed, 37 SR 1431]

Subp. 114. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 115. Fish Lake Reservoir; walleye restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be from 13 inches to 17 inches in length, inclusive. All walleye less than 13 inches or greater than 17 inches in length must be immediately returned to the water, except a person's possession limit may include one walleye over 26 inches in length. A person's daily and possession limit for walleye is three.

Name	Location	County
Fish Lake Reservoir	T.51,52, R.15,16, S.Various	St. Louis

Subp. 116. Rochester area panfish and bass lakes.

A. Daily and possession limits under item B apply to waters listed in item C and part 6262.0575, subpart 12, as a whole.

B. While a person is on or angling in the waters listed in item C:

(1) the daily and possession limit for sunfish, black crappie, white crappie, and yellow perch in aggregate is ten, of which not more than five may be black crappie or white crappie in aggregate; and

(2) the daily and possession limit for largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in aggregate is one.

C. This subpart applies to the following waters:

	Name	Location	County
(1)	Bear Creek Reservoir (Chesterwoods Lake)	T.106, R.12, S.17	Olmsted
(2)	Foster Arend Lake	T.107, R.14, S.14,23	Olmsted
(3)	Kalmar Reservoir	T.107, R.15, S.24,25	Olmsted
(4)	Quarry Hill Nature Center Pond	T.107, R.13, S.31	Olmsted
(5)	Willow Creek Reservoir (WR6A Pond)	T.106, R.14, S.34	Olmsted

Subp. 117. State park catch and release trout fishing.

Within the boundaries of a state park, catch and release angling for trout is allowed from October 15 to December 31. While a person is on or fishing in the following waters within state park boundaries, angling for trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any trout caught must be immediately returned to the water.

Stream Name	County
East Beaver Creek	Houston
Forestville Creek	Fillmore
Canfield Creek	Fillmore
Trout Run Creek	Winona
South Branch Root River	Fillmore
Middle Branch Whitewater	Winona

Subp. 118. Mukooda Lake lake trout restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for lake trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any lake trout caught must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Mukooda	T.68, R.17, S.26,35	St. Louis

Subp. 119. Little Trout Lake lake trout restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for lake trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any lake trout caught must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Little Trout	T.68, R.17, S.3,4,9,10	St. Louis

Subp. 120. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 121. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 122. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 123. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 124. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 125. Vermillion River trout angling restrictions.

Angling for trout in the following waters is open from January 1 through October 15. Angling for all trout is limited to catch and release only from January 1 up to but not including the Saturday nearest April 15 and from September 15 through October 15. While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for brown trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any brown trout caught must be immediately returned to the water. All legal methods of taking trout are allowed.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Vermillion River	T.113, 114, R.18-20, S.Various, upstream of Vermillion Falls in Hastings, including all tributaries	Dakota
B.	Unnamed tributary DOW M-49-10 (locally known as North Creek)	T.114, R.19, S.19,30	Dakota
C.	Unnamed tributary DOW M-49-10-001 (locally known as Middle Creek)	T.114, R.19, S.30	Dakota
D.	Unnamed tributary DOW M-29-12 (locally known as South Creek)	T.114, R.20, S.33,34,35,36	Dakota
E.	South Branch of Vermillion River	T.114, R.18, S.20,29,30,31; T.114, R.19, S.36; and T.113, R.19, S.1,2,11	Dakota

Subp. 126. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 127. North Turtle Lake largemouth and smallmouth bass and crappie restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession and daily limit may include not more than one bass over 20 inches in length. While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all crappie in possession must be ten inches or greater in length. All crappie less than ten inches must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
North Turtle Lake	T.133, R.41, S.25,26,34,35	Otter Tail

Subp. 128. Kabekona Lake walleye restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all walleye in possession must be less than 20 inches in length or greater than 26 inches in length. All walleye that are 20 to 26 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's daily and possession limit for walleye is four fish, of which not more than one walleye shall be over 26 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Kabekona Lake	T.142,143, R.32,33, S.Various	Hubbard

Subp. 129. [Repealed, 40 SR 75045 SR 931]

Subp. 130. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 131. Crooked and Long Lakes largemouth bass restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all largemouth bass in possession must be less than 12 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass that are 12 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
A. Crooked Lake	T.122, R.27, S.5	Stearns
B. Long Lake	T.122, R.27, S.5,8	Stearns

Subp. 132. Moccasin Lake largemouth bass, sunfish, and black crappie restrictions.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for largemouth bass is limited to catch and release only. Any largemouth bass caught must be immediately returned to the water. Catch-and-release angling for largemouth bass is legal only during the open season for largemouth bass in inland waters. It is unlawful for a person to have in possession, regardless of where taken, any largemouth bass while on or fishing in the following waters.

Name	Location	County
Moccasin Lake	T.141, R.29, S.28,32,33	Cass

Subp. 133. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 134. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 135. [Repealed, 46 SR 1026]

Subp. 136. Sugar Lake northern pike restrictions.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's daily and possession limit for northern pike is three and may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length. Amendments to part 6262.0200 adopted after March 1, 2017, and related to daily and possession limits for northern pike do not apply to Sugar Lake. The daily and possession limit may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Sugar Lake	T.121,122, R.27, S.1,2,10,11,35,36	Wright

Subp. 137. Fall catch-and-release angling season for trout.

In addition to possession limits and seasons for trout provided in part 6262.0200, while a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling for trout is limited to catch and release only, whereby any trout caught must be immediately returned to the water. Within the posted boundaries of the following waters, catch-and-release angling for trout is allowed only from October 16 to December 31.

Name	Location	County
Mill Creek from the unnamed tributary (Sprau's Tributary) in T.105, R.11, S.36 in Olmsted County downstream to the confluence with the North Branch Root River, T.104, R.11, S.6 in Fillmore County	T.104,105, R.11, S.6,36	Olmsted, Fillmore
Spring Valley Creek from the West Park Street bridge in the city of Spring Valley downstream to the State Highway 52 bridge	T.103, R.13, S.33	Fillmore
South Branch Root River within the city of Preston from the River Place West Bridge downstream to the U.S. Highway 52 bridge	T.102, R.10, S.5	Fillmore
South Branch Root River from the River Place West bridge in the city of Lanes-boro downstream to the confluence with the Root River	T.103, R.10, S.13	Fillmore
Rush Creek within the municipal limits of the city of Rushford	T.104, R.8, S.13,14	Fillmore

Subp. 138. Balm Lake bass regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All large-mouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Balm Lake	T.150, R.35, S.22,23,26,28	Beltrami

Subp. 139. Big Bass Lake bass regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Big Bass Lake	T.147, R.32,33, S.19,20,24,30	Beltrami

Subp. 140. Big Swan Lake northern pike regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit for northern pike is six and may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Big Swan Lake	T.128, R.32, S. Various	Todd

Subp. 141. Deer Lake bass and northern pike regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length. While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all northern pike in possession must be less than 24 inches in length or greater than 36 inches in length. All northern pike that are 24 to 36 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit for northern pike is three and may not include more than one northern pike over 36 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Deer Lake	T.148, R.34, S.5,8	Beltrami

Subp. 142. Moody Lake catch and release regulations.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, angling is limited for all species to catch and release only. Any species that is caught must be immediately returned to the water.

Name	Location	County
Moody Lake	T.135, R.28, S.29,32	Crow Wing

Subp. 143. Pelican Lake bass regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Pelican Lake	T.64,65, R.19,20,21, S. Various	St. Louis

Subp. 144. Portage Lake bass regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
Portage Lake	T.141, R.31, S.23,26	Cass

Subp. 145. South Twin Lake bass regulations.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all large-mouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

Name	Location	County
South Twin Lake	T.147,148, R.31, S.2,3,34,35	Beltrami

Subp. 146. Largemouth bass and smallmouth bass protected slot limit.

While a person is on or fishing in the following waters, all largemouth bass and smallmouth bass in possession must be less than 14 inches in length or greater than 20 inches in length. All largemouth bass and smallmouth bass that are 14 to 20 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one largemouth bass or smallmouth bass over 20 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Long	T.122, R.27, S.5,8	Kandiyohi
B.	Turtle Lake	T.30, R.23, S.11,14	Ramsey
C.	Norway Lake	T.133N, R.41,42W, S.19,20,24,25,29,30	Otter Tail
D.	Ozawindib	T.143, R.36, S.5,6,7,8	Clearwater
E.	Mary	T.143, R.35,36, S.19,24	Hubbard
F.	Lake Thirteen	T.144, R.31, S.Various	Cass
G.	Lake Sewell	T.131, R.41, S.Various	Otter Tail
H.	George	T.143, R.34, S.22	Hubbard
I.	Pierz (Fish) Lake	T.40, R.31, S.13,14	Morrison

Subp. 147. Walleye maintenance protected slot limit.

While a person is on or angling in the following water, all walleye in possession must be less than 20 inches in length or greater than 24 inches in length. All walleye that are 20 to 24 inches in length, inclusive, must be immediately returned to the water. A person's possession limit may not include more than one walleye over 24 inches in length.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Moose	T.57, R.26,27, S.19,20,24,25,29,30	Itasca
B.	Splithand, including Moody's Creek upstream to County Road 432	T.53, R.25, S.14,15,22,23,26,27,35	Itasca
C.	Swan and connecting streams including Swan River downstream to dam, Hart O'Brien and Hay Creeks upstream to County Road 12, and Snowball, Ox, Hide, and Pickerel Creeks upstream to Highway 169	T.55,56, R.22,23, S.Various	Itasca
D.	Trout	T.55,56, R.24, S.5,6,8,9,16,17,21,22,31,32	Itasca
E.	Round	T.148, R.27, 28, S.13, 14,18-20, 23-26, 29, 30	Itasca

Subp. 148. Sunfish regulation; daily limit of five.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, the daily limit for sunfish is five. Possession limits under part 6262.0200 apply. No more than a single daily limit for sunfish may be in immediate physical possession while on or angling in the listed water body. A person who is in transit on the water, taking the most direct route back to the person's lodging or docking, and not angling may possess legally taken sunfish in excess of the daily limit for that water body.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Bass Lake	T.133, R.41, S.31,32; T.133, R.42, S.36	Otter Tail
B.	Bear Head Lake	T.61, R.14, S.1,2,10,11,12,14	St. Louis
C.	Bear Lake	T.60, R.23, S.21	Itasca
D.	Beauty Lake	T.129, R.32, S.10	Todd
E.	Beltrami Lake and connected waters Turtle River and Fox Lake	T.148, R.33, S.22,23,25-27,35,36; T.148, R.32, S.30,31	Beltrami
F.	Big Bass Lake	T.147, R.32, S.19,20,30	Beltrami
G.	Big Floyd Lake	T.139, R.41, S.3,4,9,10,15,16	Becker
H.	Big Lake	T.146, R.31, S.20,21,28,29,31-34; T.147, R.31, S.3-6	Beltrami
I.	Borden Lake	T.44, R.28, S.2,9,10,11,14-16	Crow Wing
J.	Buck Lake	T.128, R.32, S.27	Todd
K.	Buffalo Lake	T.140, R.40, S.5-8; T.140, R.41, S.1,2; T.141, R.40, S.31	Becker
L.	Campbell Lake	T.148, R.33, S.19; T.148, R.34, S.13,14,23,24	Beltrami
M.	Cass Chain of Lakes, including connected waters Wolf, Ose, Andrusia, unnamed stream (Big Lake Creek), Mississippi River, Cass, Fox Creek, Pike Bay, Windigo, Buck, Big Rice, Little Rice, Kitchi, Turtle River, and Pug Hole Lake	T.146, R.30, S.16,17,21,28,33; T.146, R.31, S.13,14,20-24,26-29,32-36; T.145, R.31, S.1-3,10-15; T.145, R.30, S.4,6-9,17,18	Beltrami
N.	Cedar Lake	T.128, R.34, S.35	Todd
O.	Centerville Lake	T.31, R.22, S.14,15,22,23	Anoka
P.	Cut Foot Sioux Lake and connected waters Winnibigoshish Lake, Little Cut Foot Sioux Lake, First River Flowage, and Egg Lake	T.147, R.27, S.21-22,25-28,33-36; T.147, R.26, S.30-31; T.146, R.27, S.2-3,11; T.146, R.26, S.6,8-10	Itasca
Q.	Deer Lake	T.148, R.34, S.5,8	Beltrami
R.	Diamond Lake	T.120, R.33, S.16,19,20,21,28-30	Kandiyohi
S.	Dutch Lake	T.117, R.24, S.14	Hennepin
T.	East Twin Lake	T.136, R.29, S.26,35	Crow Wing
U.	Edward Lake	T.135, R.27, S.7,18; T.135, R.28, S.11,12,13,14,23,24	Crow Wing
V.	Fish Lake	T.133, R.42, S.1-3,10-12	Otter Tail
W.	Fish Lake	T.131, R.37, S.19,30; T.131, R.38, S.25,26	Otter Tail
X.	Franklin Lake	T.136, R.42, S.3,4; T.137, R.42, S.21-22,26-28,33-35	Otter Tail
Y.	George Lake	T.120, R.34, S.5,6; T.121, R.34, S.31,32	Kandiyohi
Z.	Gladstone Lake	T.135, R.28, S.29,30	Crow Wing
AA.	Island Lake	T.57, R.27, S.12	Itasca
BB.	Jay Gould Lake and connected waters Little Jay Gould Lake, Blackwater Reservoir, and Mississippi River upstream to the State Highway 6 and County Road 63 bridges and downstream to the Pokegama dam	T.55, R.26, S.7-11,13-15,18,22-23; T.55, R.27, S.13-14,22-24	Itasca
CC.	Julia Lake	T.148, R.33, S.4-5; T.149, R.33, S.32-33	Beltrami
DD.	Lady Lake	T.128, R.32, S.30	Todd
EE.	Leech Lake	T.141-144, R.28-32, S.Various	Cass
FF.	Lily Lake and connected Long Lake	T.127, R.34, S.17	Todd
GG.	Little Bowstring Lake	T.58, R.27, S.23-24	Itasca
HH.	Little Sugar Bush Lake	T.141, R.40, S.20,29	Becker
II.	Sucker Lakes, Upper, Middle, and Lower	T.144, R.30, S.1,2; T.145, R.29, S.31	Cass
JJ.	Marion Lake	T.11, R.21, S.13-14,23-25; T.11, R.20, S.19,30	Dakota
KK.	Mary Lake	T.127, R.32, S.25	Todd
LL.	Mazaska Lake	T.110, R.21, S.5,6; T.110, R.22, S.1; T.111, R.21, S.31; T.111, R.22, S.36	Rice
MM.	Medicine Lake	T.149, R.32, S.9,10,15,16	Beltrami
NN.	Medicine Lake	T.118, R.22, S.25	Hennepin
OO.	Minerva Lake	T.145, R.37, S.13,14	Clearwater
PP.	Mission Lakes, Upper and Lower	T.135, R.27, S.3,4; T.136, R.27, S.26,27,28,33,34,35; T.135, R.27, S.4,5,8,9; T.136, R.27, S.33	Crow Wing
QQ.	Mississippi River from Brainerd dam upstream to Highway 6 and connected waters Rice, Little Rabbit, and Half Moon Lakes	T.45, R.30, S.Various; T.46, R.29, S.7, 18; T.46, R.30, S.13; T.45, R.30, S.4,5,7,8,18; T.46, R.30, S.Various; T.47, R.29, S.Various; T.47, R.30, S.25,36; T.134, R.27, S.3,4,5,6,7,8; T.134, R.28, S.2,12,13,23,24	Crow Wing
RR.	Moose Lake	T.128, R.32, S.22	Todd
SS.	North Long Lake	T.134, R.28, S.Various; T.134, R.29, S.1,2,11,12,13,14; T.135, R.28, S.32,33,34,35	Crow Wing
TT.	North Tamarack Lake	T.140, R.39, S.18,19; T.140, R.40, S.12,14,23-26	Becker
UU.	Owasso Lake	T.30, R.23, S.35,36; T.29, R.23, S.1,2	Ramsey
VV.	Parley Lake	T.116, R.24, S.5	Carver
WW.	Perch Lake	T.133, R.28, S.7,18; T.133, R.29, S.12,13	Crow Wing
XX.	Prior Lakes, Upper and Lower	T.114, R.22, S.3	Scott
YY.	Riley Lake	T.116, R.23, S.24	Carver
ZZ.	Round (NE) Lake	T.42, R.29, S.2	Morrison
AAA.	Sarah Lake	T.119, R.24, S.34	Hennepin
BBB.	Shields Lake	T.32, R.21, S.15,22	Washington
CCC.	Crow Wing Lakes, First, Second, Third, and Fourth, including connected Crow Wing River from the water control structure at Crown Point Road downstream to the rock dam at County Highway 109	T.139, R.33, S.3,9,10,15,16,17,20; T.139, R.33, S.20,21,29; T.139, R.33, S.4,8,9	Hubbard
DDD.	Three Island Lake	T.148, R.33, S.23-26; T.148, R.32, S.18,19	Beltrami
EEE.	Turtle, Little Turtle, and Movil Lakes, including connected waters (Turtle River)	T.148, R.33, S.8,15-17, 20-22,27-29,3335; T.147, R.33, S.3,4	Beltrami
FFF.	Turtle River Lake	T.148, R.32, S.28,33,34; T.147, R.32, S.1-4,9,10,15	Beltrami
GGG.	West Silent Lake	T.136, R.41, S.31,32	Otter Tail
HHH.	Whiskey Lake	T.129, R.39, S.15,22	Douglas
III.	Whitefish Chain of Lakes, including connected waters Cross Lake Reservoir, Lower Hay, Arrowhead, Bertha, Clamshell, Big Trout, Pig, Island-Loon, Rush-Hen, Daggett, and Little Pine Lakes	T.137, R.27, S.Various; T.137, R.28, S.Various; T.137, R.29, S.13,24,25; T.138, R.27, S.31,32; T.138, R.28, S.34,35,36	Crow Wing
JJJ.	Norway Lake	T.133N, R.41,42W, S.19,20,24,25,29,30	Otter Tail
KKK.	Gilbert Lake	T.134, R.28, S.26-28,34	Crow Wing
LLL.	Goodrich Lake	T.137, R.26,27, S.7,12,13,18	Crow Wing
MMM.	Rogers Lake	T.137, R.25,26, S.19,24	Crow Wing
NNN.	Sylvan Lake	T.133, R.29, S.6	Cass
OOO.	Dyers Lake	T.58, R.5, S.4,5,8,9	Cook
PPP.	Horseshoe Lake	T.139, R.30, S.15,16,21,22	Cass
QQQ.	Blackduck Lake	T.149, R.31, S.3-5,9-11,14-17	Beltrami
RRR.	Gull Lake	T.148,149, R.32, S.1-4,11,26,27,34,35	Beltrami
SSS.	Sand Lake	T.59, R.10,11, S.13,18,23-26	Lake
TTT.	Itasca Lake	T.143,144, R.36, S.2,11,12,15,35	Clearwater
UUU.	Mary Lake	T.143, R.35,36, S.19,24	Hubbard
VVV.	Mink Lake	T.121, R.27, S.23-25	Wright
WWW.	Somers Lake	T.121, R.27, S.24,25	Wright
XXX.	Maud Lake	T.138, R.42, S.21,22,27,28	Becker
YYY.	Eunice Lake	T.138, R.42, S.26,27,34	Becker
ZZZ.	Little Cormorant Lake	T.138,139, R.42, S.Various	Becker
AAAA.	Lind Lake	T.139, R.30, S.27,28,33,34	Cass
BBBB.	Bass Lake	T.55,56N, R.26W, S.Various	Itasca
CCCC.	Grave Lake	T.58N, R.26W, S.8,16,17,18,19,20	Itasca
DDDD.	Big Sandy Lake and connected waters Aitkin Lake, Sandy River Lake, Flowage Lake, Davis Lake (a.k.a. Steamboat Lake), Sandy River from State Highway 210 downstream to confluence with Mississippi River, Prairie River from confluence with Tamarack River downstream to Big Sandy Lake, and West Savanna River from County Highway 14 downstream to Prairie River	T.48,49,50, R.22,23,24, S.Various	Aitkin
EEEE.	Splithand Lake, including Moody's Creek upstream to County Road 432	T.53, R.25, S.14,15,22,23,26,27,35	Itasca
FFFF.	Little Splithand Lake	T.53, R.24,25, S.19,24	Itasca
GGGG.	Dixon Lake	T.148, R.28,29, S.24,25,30,31,36	Itasca
HHHH.	Lake Thirteen	T.144, R.31, S.Various	Cass
IIII.	Pimushe Lake	T.147,148, R.30,31, S.Various	Beltrami
JJJJ.	Moccasin Lake	T.141, R.29, S.28,32,33	Cass
KKKK.	Little Webb Lake	T.130, R.30, S.1,2	Stearns
LLLL.	Pleasant Lake	T.123, R.29, S.1,2	Stearns
MMMM.	Carnelian Lake	T.122, R.29, S.13,24	Stearns
NNNN.	Battle Lake	T.62, R.23,24, S.25,30	Itasca
OOOO.	Deer Lake	T.62, R.24, S.14,15,22-38,34	Itasca
PPPP.	Pickerel Lake	T.62, R.24, S.25,26,35	Itasca
QQQQ.	Ox Yoke Lake	T.139, R.30, S.10,15	Cass
RRRR.	Sanburn Lake	T.139, R.30, S.22,26,27	Cass
SSSS.	Beuber Lake	T.139, R.30, S.7,8	Cass
TTTT.	Crooked Lake and connected Welsh Lake	T.144, R.31, S.25,26,34-36	Cass
UUUU.	Elliot Lake	T.56, R.17, S.23,24,25,26	St. Louis
VVVV.	Garfield Lake	T.143,144, R.32, S.Various	Hubbard
WWWW.	Island Lake	T.139,140, R.29, S.3,34,35	Cass
XXXX.	Lake Minnie-Belle	T.118, R.31, S.11-14	Meeker
YYYY.	Lake Ripley	T.119, R.31, S.14,15,22,23	Meeker
ZZZZ.	Little Turtle Lake	T.59,148, R.25,27, S.Various	Itasca
AAAAA.	Lower Trelipe Lake	T.141, R.27, S.26,27,34,35	Cass
BBBBB.	Middle Lake	T.131, R.41, S1-3	Otter Tail
CCCCC.	Moon Lake	T.129, R.39, S.27,28	Douglas
DDDDD.	Pokegama Lake	T.54,55, R.25,26, S.Various	Itasca
EEEEE.	Round Lake	T.128, R.39, S.26,27	Douglas
FFFFF.	Sand Lake and connected Talac and Sorenson Lakes	T.139, R.43,44, S.7,12,13,17,18	Becker
GGGGG.	Sand Lake and connected Portage, Birdseye, Little Sand, and Rice Lakes and the Bowstring River upstream to the CSAH 35 bridge and downstream to the County Road 145 bridge	T.147,148,149, R.26,27, S.Various	Itasca
HHHHH.	Shakopee Lake and connected Rum River upstream to County Road 26 and downstream to State Highway 27	T.42, R.27, S.Various	Mille Lacs
IIIII.	Sugar Lake	T.142,143, R.25, S.4,27,33,34	Cass
JJJJJ.	Upper Trelipe Lake	T.140,141, R.26,27, S.1,6,36	Cass
KKKKK.	Vermillion Lake	T.143, R.25, S.20,21,28,29	Cass
LLLLL.	Fish Lake Flowage	T.51,52 R.15,16, S.Various	St. Louis
MMMMM.	Lake Hubert	T.135, R.28,29, S.18,19,24,25,30	Crow Wing
NNNNN.	Moosehead Lake	T.46, R.19, S.20,21,28,29	Carlton
OOOOO.	Strand Lake	T.54, R.16, S.19,20,29,30	St. Louis
PPPPP.	Whiteface Reservoir	T.55,56, R.14,15, S.Various	St. Louis
QQQQQ.	Wild Rice Reservoir	T.51, R.14,15, S.Various	St. Louis

Subp. 149. Sunfish regulation; daily limit of ten.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, the daily limit for sunfish is ten. Possession limits under part 6262.0200 apply. No more than a single daily limit for sunfish may be in immediate physical possession while on or angling in the listed water body. A person who is in transit on the water, taking the most direct route back to the person's lodging or docking, and not angling may possess legally taken sunfish in excess of the daily limit for that water body.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Big Marine Lake	T.31, R.20, S.5; T.32, R.20, S.20,28-34	Washington
B.	Blackduck Lake	T.66, R.19,20, S.7,8,12,13,16,17,18,19,20,24	St. Louis
C.	Clear Lake	T.46, R.25,27-29,33,34	Aitkin
D.	Dam Lake and connected waters Lily Lake and Dam Brook	T.46, R.25, S.2,3; T.47, R.25, S.26,34-36	Aitkin
E.	Deer Lake and connected Otter Tail River	T.133, R.40, S.5-8	Otter Tail
F.	East Lost Lake and connected Otter Tail River	T.133, R.40, S.6,7; T.133, R.41, S.1,2,11,12	Otter Tail
G.	Elephant Lake	T.66, R.19, S.13,14,15,22,23,24	St. Louis
H.	Florida Lake	T.121, R.35, S.26,27,34,35	Kandiyohi
I.	Gilchrist Lake	T.123, R.37, S.6-8,17-18; T.123, R.38, S.1	Pope
J.	Grove Lake	T.125, R.36, S.26-28,33-35	Pope
K.	Gun Lake	T.48, R.25, S.8,9,16,17,20,21	Aitkin
L.	Height of Land Lake	T.139, R.39, S.2-5,9-10; T.140, R.39, S.26-28,32-34	Becker
M.	Sauk River Chain of Lakes from State Highway 23 bridge in T.123, R.31, S.24, downstream to the Cold Spring dam in T.123, R.30, S.23, including connected waters Sauk River and Becker, Horseshoe, Cedar Island, Zumwalde, Great Northern, Schneider, Krays, Bolfing, and Knaus Lakes	T.123, R.30,31, S.Various	Stearns
N.	Indian Lake	T.121, R.27, S.1,12	Wright
O.	Irene Lake	T.130, R.37, S.14-15,22-23	Douglas
P.	Long Lake	T.121, R.33, S.5,6; T.122, R.33, S.31,32; T.122, R.34, S.36	Kandiyohi
Q.	Long Lake	T.137, R.40, S.19,22,26-30,33; T.137, R.41, S.24	Otter Tail
R.	Long Lake	T.122, R.31, S.1,2,11,12	Stearns
S.	Low Lake	T.63, R.12, S.1,2; T.64, R.12, S.26,35,36	St. Louis
T.	Martin Lake	T.34, R.22, S.33,34; T.33, R.22, S.3,4	Anoka
U.	Minnewawa Lake and connected Horseshoe Lake	T.49, R.23, S.20-23,24,26-29,32-34	Aitkin
V.	Nest Lake	T.121, R.34, S.20-22,27-29,32,33	Kandiyohi
W.	Lake Osakis and connected Little Osakis Lake	T.128, R.36, S.12-13,23-25; T.128, R.35, S.4-9,16-20,29-30; T.129, R.35, S.26,32-35	Douglas
X.	Prairie Lake	T.136, R.43, S.10,11,14,15	Otter Tail
Y.	Rat Lake	T.49, R.24, S.13,14,22-24,26,27	Aitkin
Z.	Red River Lake and connected Otter Tail River	T.134, R.42, S.27-31	Otter Tail
AA.	Stuart Lake	T.132, R.39, S.3,4,10; T.133, R.39, S.33-34	Otter Tail
BB.	Vanduse Lake	T.52, R.23, S.15,22,27	Aitkin
CC.	Wall Lake	T.132, R.42, S.3-4,9,16; T.133, R.42, S.33-34	Otter Tail
DD.	Waukenabo Lake and connected West Lake	T.49, R.26, S.9-11,14-16	Aitkin
EE.	West Lost Lake and connected Otter Tail River	T.134, R.41, S.29-33	Otter Tail
FF.	Big Portage Lake and connected waters Rice and Deep Portage Lakes	T.139, R.29, S.7,18; T.139, R.30, S.13,14,23,24	Cass
GG.	Sylvia Lakes, East and West	T.121, R.28, S.27,28,29,32,33,34; T.120, R.28, S.4,5	Wright
HH.	Little Toad Lake	T.139, R.39, S.23,24,25,26	Becker
II.	Inguadona Lake	T.140,141, R.27, S.5-8,29,32	Cass
JJ.	Rice Lake	T.140, R.28, S.1,2,11,12	Cass
KK.	Amelia Lake	T.125,126, R.37. S.Various	Pope
LL.	Andrew Lake	T.127, R.38, S.10-15	Douglas
MM.	Blackwell Lake	T.127, R.39, S.2,3,10,11	Douglas
NN.	Crystal Lake	T.136, R.42, S.2,3,9-11	Otter Tail
OO.	Island Lake	T.140, R.38, S.7,13,18,19,24, 30	Becker
PP.	Leven Lake	T.126, R.37, S.11-14	Pope
QQ.	Lida Lakes, South and North, including connected Mud Lake	T.135,136, R.42,43, S.4,5,8,9,32,33	Otter Tail
RR.	Mill Lake	T.127,128, R.39, S.1,2,25,35,36	Douglas
SS.	Minnewaska Lake	T.125, R.38,39, S.Various	Pope
TT.	Big Pine Lake	T.136,137, R.38, S.Various	Otter Tail
UU.	Red Rock Lake	T.127,128, R.40, S.Various	Douglas
VV.	Reno Lake	T.126,127, R.37,38, S.Various	Pope
WW.	Sarah Lake	T.148, R.42, S.20,21,28,29,30	Polk
XX.	Turtle Lake	T.138, R.43,44, S.7,12	Becker
YY.	Venstrom Lake	T.135, R.42, S.5,8	Otter Tail
ZZ.	Vermont Lake	T.130, R.37, S.7,8,17,18	Douglas
AAA.	Villard Lake	T.126, R.37, S.13,14,23,24	Pope
BBB.	Cross Lake and connected waters including the Snake River upstream to and including underneath Interstate 35 and downstream to County Road 9	T.38,39, R.21,22, S.Various	Pine
CCC.	Pokegama Lake and connected waters including the Snake River from Little Walleye landing downstream to Interstate 35	T.38,39, R.21,22, S.Various	Pine
DDD.	Lake Washington	T.109, R.25,26, S.Various	Le Sueur
EEE.	Shields Lake	T.110,111, R.22, S.2,3,34,35	Rice
FFF.	Star Lake	T.135,136, R.40,41, S.Various	Otter Tail
GGG.	Boy Lake and connected Swift Lake	T.142, R.27,28, S.Various	Cass
HHH.	Clearwater Lake and connected waters Augusta, Caroline, Grass, and Otter Lakes	T.121,122, R.27,28, S. Various	Stearns, Wright
III.	Maple Lake	T.120,121, R.26, S.Various	Wright

Subp. 150. Crappie regulation; daily limit of five.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, the daily limit for crappie is five. Possession limits under part 6262.0200 apply. No more than a single daily limit for crappie may be in immediate physical possession while on or angling in the listed water body. A person who is in transit on the water, taking the most direct route back to the person's lodging or docking, and not angling may possess legally taken crappie in excess of the daily limit for that water body.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Big Portage Lake and connected waters Rice and Deep Portage Lakes	T.139, R.29, S.7,18; T.139, R.30, S.13,14,23,24	Cass
B.	Sylvia Lakes, East and West	T.121, R.28, S.27,28,29,32,33,34; T.120, R.28, S.4,5	Wright
C.	Borden Lake	T.44, R.28, S.2,9,10,11,14-16	Crow Wing
D.	Dutch Lake	T.117, R.24, S.14	Hennepin
E.	East Twin Lake	T.136, R.29, S.26,35	Crow Wing
F.	Edward Lake	T.135, R.27, S.7,18; T.135, R.28, S.11,12,13,14,23,24	Crow Wing
G.	Gladstone Lake	T.135, R.28, S.29,30	Crow Wing
H.	Leech Lake	T.141-144, R.28-32, S.Various	Cass
I.	Sucker Lakes, Upper, Middle, and Lower	T.144, R.30, S.1,2; T.145, R.29, S.31	Cass
J.	Medicine Lake	T.118, R.22, S.25	Hennepin
K.	Mission Lakes, Upper and Lower	T.135, R.27, S.3,4; T.136, R.27, S.26,27,28,33,34,35; T.135, R.27, S.4,5,8,9; T.136, R.27, S.33	Crow Wing
L.	Mississippi River from Brainerd dam upstream to Highway 6 and connected waters Rice, Little Rabbit, and Half Moon Lakes	T.45, R.30, S.Various; T.46, R.29, S.7,18; T.46, R.30, S.13; T.45, R.30, S.4,5,7,8,18; T.46, R.30, S.Various; T.47, R.29, S.Various; T.47, R.30, S.25,36; T.134, R.27, S.3,4,5,6,7,8; T.134, R.28, S.2,12,13,23,24	Crow Wing
M.	North Long Lake	T.134, R.28, S.Various; T.134, R.29, S.1,2,11,12,13,14; T.135, R.28, S.32,33,34,35	Crow Wing
N.	Parley Lake	T.116, R.24, S.5	Carver
O.	Perch Lake	T.133, R.28, S.7,18; T.133, R.29, S.12,13	Crow Wing
P.	Prior Lakes, Upper and Lower	T.114, R.22, S.3	Scott
Q.	Riley Lake	T.116, R.23, S.24	Carver
R.	Sarah Lake	T.119, R.24, S.34	Hennepin
S.	Whitefish Chain of Lakes, including connected waters Cross Lake Reservoir, Lower Hay, Arrowhead, Bertha, Clamshell, Big Trout, Pig, Island-Loon, Rush-Hen, Daggett, and Little Pine Lakes	T.137, R.27, S.Various; T.137, R.28, S.Various; T.137, R.29, S.13,24,25; T.138, R.27, S.31,32; T.138, R.28, S.34,35,36	Crow Wing
T.	Cedar Lake	T.127N, R.31W, S.7,18; T.127N, R.32W, S.13	Morrison, Todd
U.	Gilbert Lake	T.134, R.28, S.26-28,34	Crow Wing
V.	Goodrich Lake	T.137, R.26,27, S.7,12,13,18	Crow Wing
W.	Rogers Lake	T.137, R.25,26, S.19,24	Crow Wing
X.	Sylvan Lake	T.133, R.29, S.6	Cass
Y.	Dyers Lake	T.58, R.5, S.4,5,8,9	Cook
Z.	Ozawindib Lake	T.143, R.36, S.5,6,7,8	Clearwater
AA.	Itasca Lake	T.143,144, R.36, S.2,11,12,15,35	Clearwater
BB.	Mary Lake	T.143, R.35,36, S.19,24	Hubbard
CC.	Goose Lake	T.36,37, R.22, S.3,4,9,10,15,34	Chisago
DD.	Mandall Lake	T.36, R.22, S.15,16,21,22	Chisago
EE.	Rabour Lake	T.36, R.22, S.21,22	Chisago
FF.	Mink Lake	T.121, R.27, S.23-25	Wright
GG.	Somers Lake	T.121, R.27, S.24-25	Wright
HH.	Inguadona Lake	T.140,141, R.27, S.5-8,29,32	Cass
II.	Rice Lake	T.140, R.28, S.1,2,11,12	Cass
JJ.	Splithand Lake, including Moody's Creek upstream to County Road 432	T.53, R.25, S.14,15,22,23,26,27,35	Itasaca
KK.	Big Mantrap Lake	T.141,142, R.33,34, S.Various	Hubbard
LL.	Moccasin Lake	T.141, R.29, S.28,32,33	Cass
MM.	Little Webb Lake	T.130, R.30, S.1,2	Stearns
NN.	Sugar Lake	T.121,122, R.27, S.1,2,10,11,35,36	Wright
OO.	George Lake	T.120, R.34, S.5,6; T.121, R.34, S.31,32	Kandiyohi
PP.	Boy Lake and connected Swift Lake	T.142, R.27,28, S.Various	Cass
QQ.	Fish Lake Flowage	T.51,52 R.15,16, S.Various	St. Louis
RR.	Lake Hubert	T.135, R.28,29, S.18,19,24,25,30	Crow Wing
SS.	Moosehead Lake	T.46, R.19, S.20,21,28,29	Carlton
TT.	Strand Lake	T.54, R.16, S.19,20,29,30	St. Louis
UU.	Whiteface Reservoir	T.55,56, R.14,15, S.Various	St. Louis
VV.	Wild Rice Reservoir	T.51, R.14,15, S.Various	St. Louis
WW.	Clearwater Lake and connected waters Augusta, Caroline, Grass, and Otter Lakes	T.121,122, R.27,28, S.Various	Stearns, Wright
XX.	Maple Lake	T.120,121, R.26, S.Various	Wright

Subp. 151. Crappie regulation; minimum size limit and daily limit of five.

While a person is on or angling in the following waters, all crappie in possession must be ten inches or greater in length. All crappie less than ten inches in length must be immediately returned to the water. The daily limit for crappie is five. Possession limits under part 6262.0200 apply. No more than a single daily limit for crappie may be in immediate physical possession while on or angling in the listed water body. A person who is in transit on the water, taking the most direct route back to the person's lodging or docking, and not angling may possess legally taken crappie in excess of the daily limit for that water body.

	Name	Location	County
A.	Franklin Lake	T.137, R.42, S.27,28,33,34	Otter Tail
B.	Maple Lake	T.127,128, R.38, S.Various	Douglas
C.	Norway Lake	T.133N, R.41,42W, S.19,20,24,25,29,30	Otter Tail
D.	Maud Lake	T.138, R.42, S.21,22,27,28	Becker
E.	Eunice Lake	T.138, R.42, S.26,27,34	Becker
F.	Little Cormorant Lake	T.138,139, R.42, S.Various	Becker

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Minnesota Administrative Rules
Agency 158 - Natural Resources Department
Chapter 6264 - DESIGNATED WATERS
EXPERIMENTAL AND SPECIAL MANAGEMENT WATERS
Part 6264.0400 - DESIGNATED SPECIAL MANAGEMENT WATERS