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General Category => Wisconsin DNR Outdoor Reports and News => Topic started by: mudbrook on September 21, 2007, 09:59:22 AM
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An avid muskellunge angler, DNR’s Jordan Weeks piloting program to develop a muskie resource in Lake Neshonoc
I was planning to go muskie fishing on Lake Neshonoc until I talked with Jordan Weeks last week.
Now I’ve decided to allow the fish to grow a couple of years before wetting a line in the beautiful lake in West Salem, Wis.
Weeks is the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources inland fisheries biologist for La Crosse, Monroe, Vernon and Crawford counties. He has been with the DNR for eight years, working primarily with walleyes and muskies in northern Wisconsin.
The 32-year-old Weeks grew up in Stoughton, Wis. He transferred to the La Crosse area in the spring of 2005 and enjoys the Coulee Region. When Weeks isn’t working or spending time with his wife and family, he heads up north to fish for muskies.
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