Fishermen in the Green Bay area of Wisconsin have a unique chance to earn cash rewards by participating in a study focused on the local walleye fishery. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), in collaboration with Walleyes for Tomorrow, is tagging up to 5,000 walleye with yellow tags and 400 with red reward tags. Anglers who catch these fish are encouraged to report their findings, with only those catching red-tagged fish eligible for a $100 bounty. To claim the reward, anglers must provide proof of their catch: if the fish is kept, they can present the tag to the DNR; if released, they must submit two photos—one of the tag and another of themselves holding the fish. Additionally, those catching yellow-tagged fish will receive historical tracking data about the fish, including its tagging details. This initiative aims to gather data on the walleye population and improve management of the fishery in these waters.