Creel surveys are a tool used by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission's fisheries biologists to measure the fishing effort in a given waterbody, as well as the catch and harvest of fish in those systems. Creel surveys also allow biologists to gather information about angler demographics, expenditures on their fishing trips and preferences for regulations and other fisheries management programs. Input from our constituents directly affects our management decisions, so be sure to keep an eye out f

🚨 What does the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources massive creel survey with 39,000 angler interviews actually reveal about FORWARD-FACING SONAR'S impact on catch rates? The results might surprise you... 🎙 This is a clip from our recent podcast with Nick Rydell (Fisheries Specialist with the Minnesota DNR). | AnglingBuzz