Anglers trolling Lake Michigan off of Door County have been picking up some brown trout. A nice brown was caught by an angler wading the shallows off of Anclam Park in Baileys Harbor. Reports of some nice steelhead have been coming in from most of the tributaries. All of the harbors on the bay side […]
Steelhead are hitting on the Kewaunee and Ahnapee rivers, and Silver Creek and Stoney Creek. Spawn, spinners, or spoons will work. Action on Lake Michigan is picking up, and seems to be “weather permitting.” There continues to be good opportunities for brown and rainbow trout closer to shore. Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce hotline, (800)
Ramapo River: There have been reports of rainbow and brown trout being caught. Popular baits are inline spinners and spoons. Cross River and Kensico reservoirs: There have been reports of nice sized brown and lake trout being caught. These reservoirs have been known to produce some really big fish. Trolling with spoons can provide good
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On Green Bay off of Oconto, the breakwater landing is open and boats are trolling a few hundred yards beyond the mouth of the harbor. The Stiles dam and “iron bridge” are getting the most use by anglers, but the fishing has been slow, but anglers caught a few walleyes by fishing very slowly with
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The main channel of the Mississippi and most of the backwaters are now open. The main channel is seeing some barge traffic. Bluegill, perch, and crappie action was spotty. There has been some decent perch fishing along the shorelines below the dams on the Mississippi River. Fishing below the Lynxville dam for saugers and walleyes
Oneida Lake: With not enough ice for ice fishing and too much for boat or shore fishing, the lake is in transition at this time and there is nothing to report. Oswego River: The water level was risen to 18,000 cubic feet per (cfs) earlier this month, making fishing very difficult. Before the rising water
The cougar shot in a Chicago neighborhood Monday night appears to be a wild animal, wildlife officials who conducted a necropsy reported today. Donna Alexander, of Cook County’s animal control division, said the cougar’s incisors and claws were intact. Pets or otherwise kept cougars would likely have both removed, she said. Also, Alexander noted that
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Madison – The fact that the DNR eventually sold almost 20,000 bonus turkey tags on that fateful day of Friday, March 28, is little consolation for the thousands of sportsmen who stood in line and waited for the DNR’s bogged-down licensing system to spit out a $10 tag. Retailers not only were upset about the
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