A retiring fisheries boss is speaking out about the future of fishing. Brad Parsons is reflecting on his 40 years with the DNR and discussing the impact of technology on the sport. He believes that fish-finding gadgets, which utilize AI, will be regulated.
Parsons is also making the case for a four-walleye limit. His comments come as he looks back on his career with the DNR.
Further details on Parsons' thoughts and reflections are available from the source, providing more insight into his views on the future of fishing and his time with the DNR.
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