Port Washington, Wis. – The Ozaukee County board may ban recreational deer shining from public roads. County supervisor Tim Kaul has introduced a proposal that reads in part, “No person may use or possess with intent to use a light for shining wild animals from a highway, or from a vehicle, as defined in 340.01(22), […]
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Lake Gogebic fishermen have come alive after all of the below-zero temps. Recent mild temperatures have not only brought out the fishermen, but also increased water and slush on the ice. There have been reports of a few ATVs out there, but snowmobile or foot travel is still the best. Mild temps will decrease the
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Bluegills and crappies are being caught over the tops of weeds near deep water, and on the weedlines. The walleye bite has been OK, with some scattered pockets of good action. Walleyes were relatively shallow yet and were being caught on rock bars and points – generally in 6 to 15 feet of water. Ice
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Ice conditions on Beaver Dam Lake were in good shape as of last week – anglers were driving out with ATVs and snowmobiles. Walleye and panfish action was running above average as of last week. Phil & Sons Tackle, (920) 885-6766.
Albany – Hunting license sales in New York were up slightly through early December, and early indications are that’s a product of the state’s loosened youth hunting regulations. Sales of junior hunting licenses were up by 29 percent when compared to the comparable period last year, DEC officials said. New York this season allowed 14-
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The striped bass and blackfish seasons are both closed, with the blackfish season scheduled to reopen on Jan. 16. There are herring at Shinnecock Inlet and to the east, most notably in Montauk Harbor, but the fishing has been spotty. West of Shinnecock Inlet and on the North Shore, all the usual herring spots have
Portage, Wis. – The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation says its appeal of the Forest Service’s Travel Management Plan has been settled with a three-year window in which public notice will supercede most enforcement on closed roads. George Meyer, executive director of the WWF, said the agreement won’t immediately open any of the 2,292 miles of roads
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Ice conditions have not changed much. Recent reports were that there was an average of 8 to 12 inches of ice off Ashland, and out toward the lighthouse. Washburn out toward the lighthouse had around 4 to 8 inches of ice. North of Houghton Point, what ice is there is just pack ice held together
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Walleye action has slowed, with the gravel kicking out more fish than the mud flats. The Four Mile and Five Mile gravel bars have been most productive in 28 to 32 feet. The evening and morning hours have been best, with limited daytime action reported. Perch reports also have been poor
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