Winter conditions are now in effect, but those diehards who have to fish should dress appropriately, wade carefully, and fish streamers slowly. Water temperatures are 40 degrees and lower. You’re best bet may be to grab your shotgun and hoof it around some state land in search of grouse. It will be more comfortable than […]
In Milwaukee County, ice is forming on most tributaries, but the Milwaukee River remained open near the harbor last week. Shore anglers behind the Summerfest grounds have been catching a few browns on minnows or spawn sacs fished near the bottom. In Racine, flows on the Root River are improving after a recent snow and
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Anglers are catching bluegills on Lake Wisconsin at Whalen’s Grade and in the sloughs, and they’re also catching bluegills on Crystal Lake. On Lake Wisconsin, anglers found about 5 inches of ice on Lake Wisconsin sloughs. Wilderness Fish and Game, (608) 643-2433.
Disease apparently didn’t have much of an impact on deer harvests in the state – at least not during the recently-completed firearms season. A total of 116,708 deer were taken during the two firearm hunting seasons (85,490 in the first weekend and 31,218 in the second). Last year, hunters took a total of 115,192 during
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Cayuga Lake: There are some landlocked salmon, rainbow trout and brown trout in the larger tributaries. Good baits are streamers, egg imitating plastics and night crawlers. A reminder: fishing is from sunrise to sunset on the Finger Lakes tributaries. Owasco Lake: A few walleye are being caught after dark on black/silver and blue/silver stick baits.
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LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye reports remain limited, but the bays are kicking out perch in seven to nine feet. Ice depths vary on the main lake, although some roads have been staked by resorts to a few close-to-shore pieces of structure. Snowmobiles and ATVs are being used in a limited manner in these
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