
Wisconsin Aquaculture Day — Third Saturday of July
A statewide celebration of fish farming and the aquaculture industry. Visit a participating local fish farm for tours, hands-on demonstrations, and fresh, locally raised fish.
JULY 18, 2026The Wisconsin Aquaculture Association represents over 2,400 farm families and businesses dedicated to sustainable production in the Great Lakes region.

We serve as the bridge between regulatory bodies, scientific research, and the boots-on-the-ground farmers who feed the state.
Streamlining the permitting process for new hatcheries while maintaining Wisconsin's gold-standard water quality.
Partnering with UW-Extension to provide the latest data on disease prevention and recirculating systems (RAS).
Connecting local producers with commercial buyers, restaurants, and wholesale distributors across the Midwest.

A statewide celebration of fish farming and the aquaculture industry. Visit a participating local fish farm for tours, hands-on demonstrations, and fresh, locally raised fish.
JULY 18, 2026
A summary of the 2024 environmental impact standards for flow-through systems in Northern Wisconsin counties.
MARCH 12, 2024
Recognizing three decades of sustainable Brook Trout production and community education efforts in Bayfield.
MARCH 08, 2024Reserve your spot at a participating farm for tours, hands-on demonstrations, and fresh, locally raised fish. We'll share your details with the host farm and send a confirmation email.
Annual dues fund advocacy, technical resources, and the statewide voice of Wisconsin fish farming. Membership runs January through December.
Full membership valid for 1 year with full voting and leadership privileges.
Valid for 1 year. Recommended for students and those interested in supporting Aquaculture in Wisconsin.
Submit the form and our membership coordinator will reply within 2 business days with an application, invoice, and welcome materials.