ALGOMA AREA Anglers trolling Lake Michigan were still catching a few browns in depths of 7-30 feet. With brown trout activity decreasing, some anglers have started to target salmon and lake trout in deeper water (150-300 feet) with mixed results. Pier fishing has been spotty, with a few browns taken in both Algoma and Kewaunee. […]
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By Don Lehman Contributing Writer Albany – State legislators are weighing bills that could endanger trapping in some parts of the state by allowing counties and other municipalities to regulate the sport instead of the state. The proposed laws, seen by sportsmen’s groups as an effort to ban trapping in some parts of the state,
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By Dean Bortz Editor Madison — It took quite a bit of pushing and pulling, but Wisconsin deer hunters finally do have a framework in place for the 2006 deer season. Now they just have to figure out what that framework includes. That’s going to be the DNR Bureau of Wildlife Management’s biggest emphasis during
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By Steve Piatt Editor Albany – You had to read between the lines, but a recent DEC announcement on proposed deer and bear season changes may be more noteworthy for what won’t change in 2006. While DEC is planning to expand bear hunting in the Southern Zone as well as implement antler restrictions in Wildlife
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