Human Importance and Conservation
Fishermen have been known to fish from the shore, wade into rivers, or use small boats when it is possible. The best lures and baits to use include live minnows as well as different colored twister tails. Check with your local DNR for limits, although common limits for white bass are 25 per day per person.
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