Iowa fish and game laws open season and park rules 1937
Iowa conservation code outlines fishing seasons for Lake Wapello and Upper Keomah Lake among many lakes, daily open hours, and annual closures. It lists bag limits, gear restrictions, net and seine regulations, mussel and fur rules, park conduct, camping, and enforcement, with statewide authority to issue licenses and permits and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wapelo
Davis County
Keomah Lake
Mahaska County
Upper Pine Lake
Hardin County
Lake Macbride
Johnson County
Ahquabi
Warren County
Springbrook Lake
Guthrie County
Reed’s Lake
Franklin County
Lake Keomah
Upper Keomah Lake
Echo Valley Lake
Fayette County
Taylor County
Farmington Lake
van Buren County
Afton Reservoir
Union County
Greenfield City
Adair County
Swan Lake
Carroll County
Red Haw Lake
Lucas County
Keomah
Mudbride
Pine Lake
Wapello
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Big Sioux
Cedar River
Muscatine County
Iowa
Commission
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Lucas
Wayne
Guthrie
Conservation Officer
Red Cedar (Cedar) River
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Towa River
Louisa County
North River
Marengo
Iowa County
Des Moines River
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Coalville
Pleasant Valley Township
Webster County
Lee County
Mississippi River Power Company
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railways
Keokuk
Pubuque County
Dubuque County
Green's Island
Nine Mile Island
Spirit Lake
Okoboji Lakes
Storm Lake
Yarmouth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mississiponi River
Bie Sioux River
Skunk
Towa
State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Evenine Journal
Washington, Town
Denison Bulletin
Denison
John K. Valentine
Senate
Lamar Foster
House
Seventh General Assembly
Walter H. Peam
Senera
Cote
N. G. Kraschel