July 26, 2007
Great Lakes and inland action still going strong
ALGOMA AREA The winds were somewhat variable – some days calm and other days with strong winds. This has kept the water temperatures down and fish scattered out some. Anglers fishing off the pier and in the harbor in Kewaunee had another good week. Kings and some browns and rainbows are still being caught on
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DNR looks to add 15,000 WMA acres
Park would cover 2,500 acres and protect nearly 5 miles of shoreline By Joe AlbertAssociate Editor Soudan, Minn. – A state park on the shores of Lake Vermilion likely would be among the state’s most pristine. Excited as officials are about the prospects of adding the first major park in 30 years, there’s no guarantee
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SAK ‘remodelers’ ready to roll
By Dean Bortz Editor Madison – Good, but not good enough. That’s why a group of volunteers will convene for the first time this week to begin looking at two ways to improve the DNR’s Sex-Age-Kill (SAK) formula used to come up with annual deer herd projections and estimates. Earlier, a group of six deer population
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Pheasants
Joe Albert Associate Editor Pheasants. Sweet mercy. How much better can the news for pheasant hunters get? Seriously, this group has to be feeling invincible based on everything it’s heard in the last few years. The weather’s been good. The habitat is there. Harvest has followed suit, and we’ve seen kill totals unparalleled since the
