![](https://minongflowage.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/musky.jpg)
musky
During the 2016 DNR fish study they netted a 44.5" musky.
![](https://minongflowage.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/northern.jpg)
northern
During the 2016 DNR fish study they netted great looking northern.
![](https://minongflowage.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/LeatherBack-turtle-on-the-bog-1.jpg)
Leatherback turtle
Leatherback turtle
![](https://minongflowage.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/native-chestnut-lamprey.jpg)
native chestnut lamprey
According to Craig Roberts a Fish Biologist with the DNR, the picture is a native chestnut lamprey that was caught on the Minong Flowage in May of 2021. They are common in river systems and are not anything to worry about.
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Craig Robert – Fisheries Biologist-Sen Wisconsin DNR
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milfoil weevils-1
weevils help to control milfoil by chewing through the stem of the milfoil plant.