Eating Safe Fish
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information and for the benefit of the general public. The Department of
Health Services does not testify to, sponsor, or endorse the accuracy
of the information provided on externally linked pages.
The following links provide information about
eating sport caught fish from Wisconsin lakes, streams, and rivers.
PCB Information:
Publications:
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Great
Lakes Fish Advisory Workgroup
(PDF,
184 KB)
An addendum to the
1993 “Protocol for a Uniform Great Lakes Sport Fish Consumption Advisory”
May 2007 |
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State of
Wisconsin, Department of Administration, Division of Energy
Environmental
Research Program, Final Report
August 2005
Prepared
by: Lynda Knobeloch, PhD, Senior Toxicologist and Henry Anderson, MD,
Chief Medical Officer, both from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services
(Exit
DHS, PDF format, 21 pages) |
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Fish Consumption Advisory (for PCBs) on the Lower Fox
River and Green Bay
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Available
in:
English
(PDF, 244KB)
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Fish Consumption Advisory
Signs
for the Lower Fox River
(Translated
in English, Spanish and Hmong)
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Little Lake
Buttes Des Mortes to Depere Dam
(PDF,
225KB) |
Depere Dam
to Mouth of Lower Fox River
(PDF,
223KB) |
Green Bay
(PDF, 239KB)
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A Family Guide to Eating Fish
Brochure
in PDF format that summarizes the Wisconsin mercury fish consumption
advisory.
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Available
in:
English (PDF,
210KB) Spanish (PDF,
461KB)
Hmong
(PDF, 436KB)
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A Guide to Eating Fish for Older Adults
Brochure in PDF format that provides
information to older adults for fish caught from Wisconsin inland lakes,
ponds and rivers, and for fish purchased in restaurants and stores. |
Available in:
English (PDF,
467KB)
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What women of childbearing age
should know about eating fish
Notepad-size
flyers in PDF format which summarize fish consumption advisory information.
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Available in:
English (PDF,
137KB) Spanish (PDF,
83KB) Hmong (PDF,
93KB)
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Other Agencies' Fish Advisories:
Other Fish Information:
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