Episode 544 – Capitol wrap-up, new boating permits required, Lake Detective, BWCA temporary reprieve
Outdoor News
June 13, 2025
Fall smallmouths keep Lake Mendota anglers busy
Smallmouth bass are considered by many, pound for pound, to be the scrappiest fish that swims in fresh water. Their acrobatic flips and bulldog runs attest to it. So when Steve Hauge and Charlie Grimm, of Madison, reported smallies on the bite, it took no time at all to load the truck and head to […]
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