ALGOMA AREA It was another excellent week for anglers trolling Lake Michigan, and many took in a mixed bag of rainbow trout, lake trout, chinook, and a few cohos. Most were taken in 140 to 300 feet of water and 40 to 100 feet down. It was a great week for rainbows with some double …
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Sept. 10-11: Commonwealth Sportsmen’s Club Sportsmans Show, Florence County Fairgrounds. For more info call Sean Franklin, 715-528-5739. Banquet/Fundraiser June 23: Crivitz Lions Club 10th Annual Shooting & Sports Banquet. June 27: St. Croix Scenic Valley Ladies DU Chapter Annual Banquet, 6 p.m., West Wind Supper Club, River Falls. For more info call Shirley Williams, 715-246-0416.
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison — The steering committee assembled by the DNR to provide input on the audit of the Sex-Age-Kill (SAK) formula stacked up a large laundry list of issues when it met for the first time June 7. Those issues are being summarized and will be sent back to the committee to
By Dean Bortz Editor First-time muskie fisherman lands it on second cast Lake Tomahawk, Wis. — They didn’t believe him at first. Heck, Tom Driscoll couldn’t believe it, either — and he could see the fish. But, once Driscoll convince his wife and father that he had hooked into a big fish, they were quick
By Greg Koelker Correspondent Stoddard, Wis. — At public hearings up and down the Upper Mississippi Refuge system, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is getting plenty of citizen input — a lot of it negative — on its 600-page, four-alternative plan to manage the refuge for the next 15 years. After an hour-long
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