The article discusses ongoing jurisdictional conflicts over fishing rights between the Lac du Flambeau tribe and state authorities in Wisconsin. As the tribe seeks to halt fishing to conserve walleye and muskies, tensions rise over who holds management power. The situation mirrors historical debates in Montana, questioning the efficacy of joint management models.

The 2015 story on the “No-Name Gang” highlights the lasting benefits of teaching youth trapping, instilling responsibility, ethics, and conservation values.