Banquet/Fundraiser Sept. 9: Fort Atkinson DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Jansen’s Banquet Center. For more info call Paul Christensen, 920-988-0583. Sept. 10: WI Wildlife Federation District 4 East Banquet, Shooters Restaurant, Plover. For more info call Kim Foster, 715-341-8880. Sept. 12: Fond du Lac Area Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Ledgeview Lanes. For more info call […]
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AMERY AREA Bucktails and sucker minnows are triggering muskies in 12 to 18 feet on Lake Wapogasset, Deer Lake, and the Apple River. Crappies and sunfish are suspended over 15 to 20 feet on Balsam Lake, Half Moon Lake, Pike Lake, and Wapogasset. A few walleyes can be had during the evening hours in 15 feet on Balsam and Wapogasset. Bear numbers
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DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Perch fishing has been excellent. The best areas have been downtown Sturgeon Bay, the Sawyer Harbor area, the Sturgeon Bay flats, Little Sturgeon, and Chaudoir’s Dock – mostly in deeper water there. Fatheads and crawlers have been the best baits. Walleye fishing was excellent until the big wind came in for a week and
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LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, trollers averaged a couple of fish per boat. Chinooks, rainbows, and lakers were reported in similar numbers, with the most success coming from water 70 to 90 feet deep. The fishing has been better during the early morning, as most boats reported little to no action after 10 a.m.
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Season Dates Sept. 8: Early Canada goose season opens (portions of state) Sept. 12: Early bear season opens (portions of southeastern New York) Sept. 19: Early bear season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 19-20: Youth Waterfowl Days (Northeast and Southeast zones) Sept. 20: Ruffed grouse season opens (Northern Zone) Sept. 21: Summer flounder (fluke) season closes
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Sleeping on the Job (Suffolk County) During a commercial truck detail with the Suffolk County Police Motor Carrier Safety Unit, ECO Chris DeRose escorted a truck with an uncovered load of solid waste back to the inspection site. Upon inspection the load was determined to be waste shingles from a construction job. DeRose climbed the
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Lake Ontario and tributaries: Some mature kings have been coming in the 60- to 100-foot range in front of Olcott and to the west, according to Wes Walker at The Slippery Sinker. Cutbait, flasher-fly rigs, magnum spoons and, to coincide with the time of year, J-plugs were all taking fish. Some boats have been heading
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Lake Ontario: The Chinook salmon fishing continued to be slow, with fish scattered. It’s been a searching game looking for salmon and bait. Fish were being found from 150 to 600 feet of water. Depending on the day, flasher and flies, cut bait and spoons were all producing salmon when found. Dipsey divers, copper (350-600
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Cayuga Lake: Lake trout fishing continued to be good for both anglers trolling and vertical jigging. Water fleas and weed mats are a nuisance in some areas, so be prepared to deal with them. Trolling 70 to 100 feet down in 100 to 150 feet of water with spoons or flasher and flies continued to
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