Some of our area lakes opened up, so caution is advised for area lakes south of Highway 34. Plenty of walleyes and perch are being caught, though, as the weather pattern has stabilized.
South Dakota Fishing Report – December 25, 2024 – video Read More »
Based on the November state forecast budget, the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council will end the year with more money to distribute than anticipated.
The council will receive an additional $7.06 million, which will be disbursed to various projects that were approved earlier in the year. That addition will bring the council’s spending power to about $168 million for its project recommendations.
With budget surplus expected, Minnesota’s Outdoor Heritage Fund has extra $7 million Read More »
“I would really like to get the boughs and tree for the deck before the weather turns on us,” I told my husband Stan as we headed into the weekend before Wisconsin’s deer season.
Weather-wise, it had been a glorious fall. We had been well into October before we needed to clear the flowerpots off the deck, and then only because the flowers were shutting down. Frost had nothing to do with it. This was about to change.
Christine Thomas: Little cabin greens deck the halls in Plover, Wis. Read More »
What do charter school students, Wisconsin DNR fish biologists, financial donors, muskies, and northern pike have in common?
A new study taking place on Spider Lake in Sawyer County that will take a closer look at the interactions between those two fish species, with much of the work being done by students from two Northwoods charter schools under the guidance and assistance of Hayward DNR fisheries team members.
U.S. wildlife officials recently finalized a recovery plan for imperiled
MN Daily Update: Finalized recovery plan for Canada lynx Read More »
U.S. wildlife officials recently finalized a recovery plan for imperiled
WI Daily Update: Finalized recovery plan for Canada lynx Read More »
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