Banquet/Fundraiser Oct. 17: Big 4+ WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Keyes Peak Ski Lodge, Florence. For more info call JoAnne Smith, 715-674-2020. Oct. 17: Wisconsin Interscholastic Fishing Assoc. Banquet, Horace Mann High School, North Fond du Lac. For more info call Pat Kolbe, 920-464-2233. Oct. 21: Marathon WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Rib River Ballroom, Marathon. For […]
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District 4 — Woodruff area Wardens Tim Ebert, of Woodruff, Rich Thole, of Boulder Junction, and Mike Sealander, of St. Germain, hosted a Learn to Hunt bears event for three novice hunters on a extremely warm summer day in August. All three hunters saw bears, and two bears were harvested. Warden Jim Jung, of Rhinelander,
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LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, a few boats continue to fish inside the harbor with little success. Catch rates have been low, but a few lakers have also been reported out near 150 feet of water. Fishing from the piers has been hit-or-miss. Some days are decent off the south pier, and other days are slow.
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DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Windy conditions for the past two weeks have put a damper on the fishing – it was just too rough to get out to those spots. But with that said, there were a few decent days mixed in and the fishing was pretty good. The perch fishing is good throughout the county.
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AMERY AREA Muskies are hitting suckers on the weedlines of Bone Lake, Deer Lake, Blake Lake, Cedar Lake, Lake Wapogasset, and the Apple River. Look for sunfish, bass, and pike in 7 to 10 feet at Balsam Lake, Bear Trap Lake, Big Round Lake, and Pike Lake. Minnows are working for walleyes on the 7-
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The 2015-2016 trapping season will likely be one to remember for New York trappers – and not necessarily based on how full their fur shed is or isn’t. Rather, trappers are going to remember this season for the difficult, and more often than not miserable fur market conditions.
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Emotional Survival Training (Saratoga County) ECO Jason DeAngelis and Lt. Jim Hays, who are both members of DLE’s Critical Incident Stress Management Team, attended the seminar Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement given by Kevin Gilmartin, Ph.D. Dr. Gilmartin is a behavioral scientist, USMC veteran and former police officer who specializes in issues related to law
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Season Dates Oct. 16: Early bear season closes (portions of Northern Zone) Oct. 17: Muzzleloader deer/bear season opens (Northern Zone) Oct. 17: Pheasant season opens (portions of state) Oct. 17: Fall turkey season opens (Southern Zone) Oct. 18: Duck season closes (Southeast Zone) Oct. 23: Bow/crossbow deer and bear season closes (Northern Zone) Oct. 23:
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: The storms had an effect on fishing and fish runs, offering anglers some good and bad news. Lake action was difficult northeast winds, whether you were trolling in a boat or casting from the piers. When the winds were howling, you couldn’t do either. Your options became the harbor or up
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