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Dennis Anderson: Retiring fisheries boss says fish-finding gadgets will be regulated

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MINNEAPOLIS — Department of Natural Resources fisheries section chief Brad Parsons grew up in southeast Wisconsin. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, he studied Kokanee salmon as a University of Wyoming graduate student.

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Dennis Anderson: Retiring fisheries boss says fish-finding gadgets will be regulated

MINNEAPOLIS — Department of Natural Resources fisheries section chief Brad Parsons grew up in southeast Wisconsin. After graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, he studied Kokanee salmon as a University of Wyoming graduate student.

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The News-Gazette broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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