Muskie action has been good during low-light periods when anglers fish more “typical” structure like weeds and wood. Bucktails and jerkbaits are producing muskies and some northerns. Walleyes are still on the prowl. Legal walleyes, including “slot fish” (20 to 28 inches), continue to show up. Jigging has been an effective method for staying on […]
Aug. 1: Central WI Struttin Toms NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Shooters Banquet Facility. For more info call Scott, 715-345-9984. Aug. 1: Southport Beard Busters NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Italian American Club Kenosha. For more info call Kim Degener, 262-914-4073. Aug. 5: Bluff Country Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Hilltop Bar & Ballroom. For more
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People are urged to be cautious when using boat landings on lakes that are lower than their normal levels. Anglers have been enjoying success on area lakes, with reports of smallmouth bass in the 15- to 20-inch range being common. Walleyes, muskies, largemouth bass, and panfish have all been active. Boulder Junction Chamber of Commerce,
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It’s hard to know what to make over the debate regarding the scaup bag limit. On one hand, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has recommended a bag limit of one, citing a long-term, unending population decline. On the other hand, state waterfowl biologists and duck advocacy groups are calling for a limit of no
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Albany – There’s been some good news on the VHS front this spring and summer. No news at all. Perhaps a bit surprisingly, no new cases of the fish-killing virus have been identified in New York into early July, DEC officials said. “We’ve just seen the usual spring fish kills, and none of them have
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