Editor’s note: This issue was printed before May field reports from DNR wardens were available. The following reports are leftover from April. May reports from the northern Wisconsin warden teams will appear in the next issue. District 2 — Cumberland area Warden Jesse Ashton, of Luck, organized a Learn to Hunt turkey event in Polk […]
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ASHLAND AREA Trout and salmon are running in about 40 to 60 feet of water, and most anglers are trolling spoons, bait flies, Spin-N-Glos, or squids. If conditions muddy, try lake trout at the Apostle Islands; troll spoons and Spin-N-Glos in 40 to 80 feet of water near the islands and in 80 to 100
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DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA In Door County, smallmouth bass are in various stages of spawning, scattered in the southern areas and on their beds in the more northern areas. Anglers heading out of the Sturgeon Bay area up to Sister Bay continue to pursue smallmouths, northern pike, walleyes, and perch. Smallmouth success was reported
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LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES On Waukesha and Walworth county lakes, bluegills were being caught in weedbeds in 5 to 10 feet of water. Anglers also were reporting good numbers of bluegills from Upper and Lower Nemahbin, Nashotah, Phantom, and Big Muskego lakes. Anglers report catching bluegills and crappies on Keesus. Bass and northern pike activity
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Preliminary numbers show New York’s spring gobbler kill may be up slightly from last season.
Solid up north, down in central N.Y. Read More »
60-plus inches on 8-pound test
Bass angler boats epic muskie Read More »
Request sent to governor’s office
DEC seeks new training academy for ECO posts Read More »
Northern District highlights Unlawful disposal (Cortland County) In late March, ECO Tom Fernandes located a solid waste facility in the town of Cortlandville. The subject had over 1,000 waste tires as well as construction and demolition material brought in from off site. The man admitted that he took tires in for salvage and would remove the
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Lake Ontario and tributaries Moss has been creating a bit of a problem for trollers. There were still a few kings hanging around in the early morning off Wilson and Olcott in the 80- to 150-foot range, but the more consistent fishing seems to be in 250 to 350 feet of water in the top
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