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January 14, 2005

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation beginning Wisconsin Land purchase program

Editor The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) has conserved more than 4 million acres in its 20 years by writing conservation easements or by purchasing land. RMEF wants to continue adding to that total and is ready to begin buying land in Wisconsin. RMEF’s first land purchase in Wisconsin could occur this year, according to […]

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Jan. 15: Kenosha Co. 4-H Ice Fishing Derby. For more info call Ruth Horst, 262-537-4064.

Jan. 15: Fin N’ Feather Sportsman Club 42nd Annual Fisheree, Waterfront Pub, south side of Pewaukee lake, W272N2696 Lakeview Blvd, near Smokey’s Bait Shop and the boat launch, register at 7a.m, all fish must be registered by 3:45 p.m., drawings will begin at 4 p.m. Jan. 22: Commonwealth Sportsmen’s Club Ice Fishing Derby, 7:30 am

Jan. 15: Kenosha Co. 4-H Ice Fishing Derby. For more info call Ruth Horst, 262-537-4064. Read More »

Duluth, Minn. Every year the Minnesota DNR prepares or revises individual fisheries lake management plans for several lakes in each management area. The plans identify specific management activities planned for specific lakes in the next five to 20 years

In the Duluth area, plans for several lakes will be reviewed between now and Feb. 25. Copies of the draft plans for these lakes are available for review at the Duluth DNR Area Fisheries Office. Information on the lakes under review is available during business hours, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, or

Duluth, Minn. Every year the Minnesota DNR prepares or revises individual fisheries lake management plans for several lakes in each management area. The plans identify specific management activities planned for specific lakes in the next five to 20 years Read More »

Aitkin, Minn. Aitkin County trout lakes remain closed to winter angling during 2005. A recent article in an outdoors publication indicated that Aitkin County trout lakes were open to angling this winter season, which is not the case.

A proposal to allow winter angling on Aitkin County trout lakes is under consideration by the DNR, and if approved, will require rule changes. If approved, regulation changes will be identified in the Minnesota Fishing Regulations. Current regulations also are posted at lake access points.

Aitkin, Minn. Aitkin County trout lakes remain closed to winter angling during 2005. A recent article in an outdoors publication indicated that Aitkin County trout lakes were open to angling this winter season, which is not the case. Read More »

Jan. 21: Awards Committee of the Conservation Congress meeting, 7 p.m., Comfort Suites Foxfire, 205 Foxfire Drive, Waupaca. Contact AnnMarie Kutzke, 608-266-2952.

Jan. 21: Awards Committee of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress meeting, Holiday Inn, Stevens Point, 7 p.m. regarding resolutions referred from the spring hearings or possible regulation changes. Call 608-266-2952. Jan. 25: The silviculture team meeting, 10 a.m., Wausau State Patrol headquarters in Wausau, regarding the Northern Hardwoods chapter. Contact Brooke Ludwig, 715-839-3766. Jan. 25-26: State

Jan. 21: Awards Committee of the Conservation Congress meeting, 7 p.m., Comfort Suites Foxfire, 205 Foxfire Drive, Waupaca. Contact AnnMarie Kutzke, 608-266-2952. Read More »

Big Six

LAKE MILLE LACS East – Numbers of jumbo perch can be had off the Eight Mile mud flat in 32 to 34 feet of water. The walleye bite also remains strong on the mud in 26 to 30 feet of water. The Boot, Seven Mile, and Eight Mile all are producing fish throughout the day.

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