Baraboo, Wis. – If legislative hearings on the deer season in April and the DNR’s decision to cancel earn-a-buck rules for 2009 were the death knell for EAB, the nail in the coffin could be a special committee created by the Natural Resources Board. The board, at its May 27 meeting, approved yet another deer […]
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LAKE_MILLE LACS East – The shallow rocks – nine to 12 feet – continue to produce walleyes during the evening hours mainly on slip bobbers and leeches or shallow-running crankbaits. The day bite has been more difficult, but Lindy Rigs and spinner rigs tipped with leeches or minnows are turning some fish on the deep
Page, Ariz. (AP) – Boaters on Lake Powell will now have to have federal inspectors check their craft for zebra or quagga mussels before they’re allowed onto the water. The new rules announced on Wednesday by the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area go into effect at the end of the month. A boater ‘self-certification’ program
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Oneida Lake: Walleye action has been mixed. The area around the mouth of the Barge Canal, Fish Creek and Oneida Creek have been good. Pickerel fishing has been very good in Big Bay and shallow water areas. Catch-and-release bass anglers are also doing well in 2-10 feet of water on swimbaits, flipping jigs, Senkos and
Madison – Sportsmen rallied last week to a call to arms, so to speak, from conservation leaders who claim that recent Joint Finance Committee action jeopardizes hunting, fishing, and trapping access to some future public land purchases. Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Executive Director George Meyer, Wisconsin Waterfowl Association Executive Director Jeff Nania, and Conservation Congress chairman
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Washington – Conservation groups were quick to praise the Obama administration’s support for the proposed Clean Water Restoration Act last month, a federal bill that is said to restore waters protections awarded by the 1972 Clean Water Act, but recently weakened by Supreme Court decisions. In a letter to Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., several members
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In Brown County, anglers were having success in the Fox River for mainly rough fish. Most anglers were using a bottom rig with a crawler for bait. Anglers venturing onto Green Bay out of the Fox River were having decent success on walleyes. Bayshore County Park has had the most activity, with most anglers targeting
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St. Paul – The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council is set to hit the road. Council members will be in Alexandria next Tuesday for a business meeting, and in Fergus Falls on Wednesday to hear from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service about wetlands and look at some projects. At its Tuesday meeting, the council also
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Muskies are in shallow wood and weeds, with small spinners and topwater baits providing the best action. The early muskie bite is the best it’s been in years. The walleye bite has been very good, with lots of slot fish in the 20- to 28-inch range, along with some going 28 to 30 inches. Anglers
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