Bonus spring turkey tag sales in Wisconsin begin at 10 a.m. Monday, March 18, beginning with Zone 1 that day. Each zone has a designated sales date beginning at 10 a.m. Sales continue for five consecutive days, with customers able to buy one tag per day.
Wisconsin Mixed Bag: Leftover turkey tags on sale March 18 Read More »
I may someday reach it if there is such a thing as the Zen of crappie fishing. Will I live long enough to grasp the described level of calm attentiveness? Or is it the enlightenment I am really after?
For now, I accept the intuition of my actions leading to ice-out crappies. This is challenge enough at my level of modern technology.
John Tertuliani: Tips to finding Ohio crappies after ice-out Read More »
March 1 marked the beginning of new panfish and game fish regulations on the St. Croix River in northwestern Wisconsin and the Fox-Illinois River in Waukesha County.
These new regulations change bag and length limits for game fish and establish a new fish refuge on the St. Croix River and another on the Fox-Illinois River.
St. Croix, Fox-Illinois rivers in Wisconsin to get new fishing regulations Read More »
At Lake Michigan, a few brown trout and steelhead have been caught, along with a couple whitefish and a few coho. A few burbot have been caught at night, too.
Indiana Fishing Report – March 15, 2024 Read More »
A coalition of groups filed a last-minute federal lawsuit seeking to stop plans to build the Cardinal-Hickory Creek transmission line across a Mississippi River wildlife refuge.
American Transmission Company, ITC Midwest, and Dairyland Power Cooperative, Inc., want to build a 102-mile, 345-kilovolt line linking Iowa’s Dubuque County and Wisconsin’s Dane County. The cost is expected to top half a billion dollars. The utilities say the line would improve electrical reliability across the region.
Groups file lawsuit to halt power line across Mississippi River Wildlife Refuge Read More »
Walleyes for Tomorrow and the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced a new walleye “reward tag” study for Green Bay and its major tributaries.
Green Bay and its tributaries support a world-class fishery of a robust walleye population and trophy-sized fish. Results from DNR angler creel surveys have shown that the popularity of this fishery has grown in recent years. The DNR and Walleyes for Tomorrow have seen increased angler effort targeting walleyes.
$100 reward for 200 Green Bay walleyes caught wearing red floy tags Read More »
The ice season is still holding on here on Devils Lake. Here’s how conditions are faring with the warmer week we had and incoming wind.
North Dakota Fishing Report – March 15, 2024 – video Read More »
For the second consecutive year the Lac du Flambeau (LdF) tribe has indicated to the Wisconsin DNR that members intend to harvest walleyes from Oneida County’s Minocqua chain of lakes during the 2024 spearing season.
For nearly a decade the primarily stocked fishery has been catch-and-release only for walleyes as a rehab project was under way to study natural recruitment. It also was to allow time for the overall adult population to grow to more than three walleyes per acre on the chain that includes Minocqua, Lake Tomahawk, Little Lake Tomahawk, Mid and Kawaguesaga.
Lac du Flambeau tribe poised to spear Minocqua chain of lakes in Wisconsin Read More »
Results of a sandhill crane season survey may well start a tug-of-war over whether the migratory bird should be hunted in Wisconsin, with the International Crane Foundation (ICF) saying no, but the Conservation Congress and Wisconsin Waterfowl Association saying so.
The sandhill crane hunting season discussion has been going on since at least 2012, the first year that the Conservation Congress asked citizens if they supported a sandhill crane season. The idea was supported in 65 of 72 counties, according to Rob Bohmann, congress chair.
International Crane Foundation: Only 17.4% of Wisconsin citizens support crane hunt Read More »
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