DNR Wardens Spread Word About Deadly Fish Virus
Fish Have Tested Positive In Lake Winnebago, Lake Michigan
Updated: 7:49 am CDT May 29, 2007
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READ: May 24, 2007: DNR: Deadly Fish Virus Turns Up In Lake Michigan - READ: May 22, 2007: Ag Officials Place 5 Fish Hatcheries Under Quarantine
- READ: May 19, 2007: More Fish From Winnebago System Test Positive For Virus
- READ: May 18, 2007: Board Adopts New Fish Virus Rule For Lake Winnebago Area
MADISON, Wis. -- State Department of Natural Resources wardens were out in full-force over the Memorial Day weekend.The wardens spent time at boat landings around Wisconsin talking to boaters and fishermen about the deadly fish virus, VHS, and the new rules designed to stop it from spreading, WISC-TV reported..Fish have tested positive for VHS in Lake Winnebago and Lake Michigan, but the DNR hasn't confirmed reports of tainted fish beyond that.Stay tuned to WISC-TV and Channel 3000 for continuing coverage.
Previous Stories:
- May 25, 2007: Veterinarians Learn To Test For Deadly Fish Virus
- May 24, 2007: DNR: Deadly Fish Virus Turns Up In Lake Michigan
- May 22, 2007: Ag Officials Place 5 Fish Hatcheries Under Quarantine
- May 21, 2007: DNR: Anglers Take Steps To Keep Lakes Free From Fish Virus
- May 19, 2007: More Fish From Winnebago System Test Positive For Virus
- May 18, 2007: Board Adopts New Fish Virus Rule For Lake Winnebago Area
- May 16, 2007: Ag Department Considers Mandatory Testing For Fish Virus
- May 15, 2007: New Rules Might Protect Fish From Virus
- April 3, 2007: Great Lakes Virus Threatens Massive Fish Kill
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