Lake Sara (Effingham): The crappie bite has been hot. The bait of choice is small jigs tipped with wax worms or spikes under floats. Skipping under the deeper docks or finding the submerged timber and green weeds is working. Coffeen Lake: Bass have slowed down, but a few being caught on spinners. Some catfish being […]
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Fox River: The walleyes are slowing down with the cooler weather and have switched over to a minnow bite. Jig and minnow combinations as well as single hook and splitshot with a minnow fished in the deeper holes have been producing fish. Smallmouth fishing has slowed down, but if you can find the warm water
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When it comes to deer hunting in Wisconsin, Waupaca County is the place to be, even during a season when the state saw a 15.5-percent decrease in overall deer harvest.
Statewide deer kill dips 15.5 percent Read More »
When Ben Zuern, of West Bend, saw a photo of a monster buck on his trail camera from Sept. 21, he knew it would be an all-or-nothing bow season.
Wisconsin archer arrows buck for the books Read More »
Slowly driving North Dakota backroads to scout promising late-season pheasant and sharp-tailed grouse habitat, Joel Brice uses the prairie pothole setting to project ideas and goals for preserving hunting.
Brice brings new hunters to the fold Read More »
District 2 — Cumberland area While investigating late waterfowl hunting cases in October, wardens Dustin Gabrielson, of Webster, and Chris Spaight, of Grantsburg, found multiple groups hunting more than 30 minutes after hours, transporting loaded guns in a motorboat, hunting with an unplugged gun, hunting waterfowl with lead shot, hunting without licenses, and hunting without
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ASHLAND AREA It’s been cold and snowy, with about 16 inches of snow on the ground in some places. The and archery deer-hunting season continues throughout the area. Wardens and rangers have noticed less hunting activity this year, possibly due to snowy conditions, a smaller deer herd, and buck-only restrictions across the northern tier of
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DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA There is not much to report as of yet. We are just starting to get some walkable ice forming on some of the inner bays, such as in Little Sturgeon, Sawyer Harbor, and inside “the cup” in Dykesville. Very limited fishing reports were coming in through last week. The few
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LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES This cold snap has tributaries starting to freeze over, but local harbors still had some open and fishable water last week. Brown trout and rainbow trout are drawn to the rivers and harbors this time of year and can provide good fishing action. In Sheboygan, stretches of the Sheboygan River below
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