For the first couple of weeks of the early catch-and-release trout season, the rivers are going to need a couple of weeks of warm weather to get rid of the ice. Snow depths aren’t all that bad, but there is a lot of ice on the streams and rivers. Lake fishing for panfish has offered […]
Albany – More than 1,100 bears were taken by New York hunters last season, an increase of nearly 40 percent from the 2006 season. In the process, the Adirondacks region has once again regained its position as the top bear-producing of the three bear-hunting regions of New York. The Adirondacks’ calculated bear take – arrived
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Fishing has been good in the Chetek area. Fishermen have reported good action on the Chetek chain. Before the game fish season closed on March 2, pike were being caught on weed edges in 8 to 11 feet of water. They were there because of all of the panfish hanging on the weed edges. Those panfish
Perch continue to provide good action in the weeds in the shallow water on most area lakes of average depth. Crappies and bluegills are also starting to wake up a little bit. Fishing action will improve with each passing day. Keep moving around and punching holes – something good is bound to happen sooner or
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Madison – Anyone caught violating deer baiting and feeding laws could end up with much higher penalties than the current $530 forfeiture if a new bill is passed, but that fine should be less than the bill’s $2,500 maximum. Rep. Scott Gunderson, R-Waterford, authored a bill (AB 753) that calls for an increase in the
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The perch action was spotty the past week, with only a few fish being iced at the Peshtigo harbor. There also have been a few anglers fishing for northern pike. Most of the pressure has been in the river itself, or out in the bay in about 10 feet of water. Success rates have been
St. Paul – The DNR announced Tuesday that anglers who fish Lake Mille Lacs this summer will be allowed to keep four fish up to 18 inches (one “trophy” over 28 inches is allowed in possession). It’s a rule fisheries managers and local business owners hope will stay in place the entire fishing season. “I’m
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