Wisconsin’s Washburn County bear hunter loses three dogs to wolves
Dave Zeug
October 13, 2024
Wisconsin fish hatchery visitors learn ins, outs of fly tying
He didn’t know it at the time, but Tom Meyer’s attitude toward fly-fishing was about to change.
“I started out fishing with a spinning rod for trout, but I wanted something a little more challenging,” he said.
Meyer took a fly-tying class through Fox Valley Technical College, but wasn’t happy with the results.
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