November 1, 2007
National port-security law could affect fishing guides
St. Paul – Some of the state’s fishing guides could be affected by a rule meant to boost security at the nation’s ports. Under legislation Congress passed last year, anyone with a Coast Guard-issued license or document will be required to buy a Transportation Worker Identification Certification card as of Sept. 25, 2008. During a
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Deluge ends the drought up north
Someone wiser than me once observed that a drought ends with a flood. And that’s what occurred on the North Shore this fall. After a year of severe drought, when streams dried up, forests burned, and even Lake Superior dropped to a record low level, the heavens have opened up. The rains arrived in September
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Go back to ‘No Dak?’ You bet!
A person could get downright used to living by this mantra – lace ’em up, leash ’em up, and load ’em up. In fact, it’s probably a good thing that north-central Wisconsin is a good eight hours from the nearest good North Dakota pheasant hunting, or a person might be inclined to become a pheasant
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Statewide
ALEXANDRIA AREA Minnows continue to produce walleyes in 20 to 25 feet on Lake Le Homme Dieu, Lake Carlos, and Lake Darling. A few walleyes also can be had in deep water, 40 to 70 feet, on lakes Ida and Miltona. Bass are still an option via crankbaits on the remaining weed edges and flats
617-pound bear illegally killed; man fined $1,500
Glen Spey, N.Y. – A big bear carried a big fine for a West Nyack man who shot the 617-pound bruin while illegally hunting over a bait pile last month. DEC Environmental Conservation Officer Lt. Deming Lindsley said the man, 41-year-old David Malone, paid $1,500 in fines for a variety of charges stemming from the
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VHS rules push statewide
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Madison – New rules aimed at preventing the spread of VHS were approved last week and now affect every fisherman in the state. At its Oct. 24 meeting, the Natural Resources Board (NRB) broadened a previous rule that only used to cover the Great Lakes, Mississippi River, and Lake Winnebago drainages.
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