River fishing for walleyes and sauger is often associated with fishing the current breaks. The logic is clear: A current break’s reduced flow allows game fish to expend less energy while holding tight in a spot where forage will pass. To find current breaks, conventional fishing says look for rock, wing dams, pilings, and wood, […]
Staff Writer Traveling hunters and anglers are increasingly finding themselves the targets of new restrictions designed to limit and perhaps discourage nonresident hunting and fishing. This fall, resident pheasant hunters in South Dakota and Montana will have an opportunity to go afield for several days before nonresidents are allowed to hunt. North Dakotans are debating
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Correspondent Green Bay, Wis. Quiet talks between the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) could climax in the state buying some or all of the 9,500 acres of near-pristine wilderness WPS owns along the Peshtigo River in Marinette County. At least that’s what one could gather from recent comments made by
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May 28: Winchester Gun Club Wis. Pro Gun Benefit Shoot. For more info call 262-835-1112.
Editor Madison Former DNR secretary George Meyer did register with the state’s Democratic Party last week, but Meyer said that move does not mean he has decided to run for lieutenant governor in the next election. “Where I am at on this is I’ve been asked by several people to consider (running for lieutenant governor)
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Apr. 21: The Laurentian Environmental Center will host a MN DNR Volunteer Firearms Safety Instructor (FAS) Certification course and an Advanced Hunter Education (AHE). FAS certification is from 8 a.m. – 12 noon and AHE certification runs from 1-3 p.m. Lunch provided for participants attending both certification sessions. Call Ken Strong or Kristian Jankofsky at
St. Paul The Minnesota DNR Division of Wildlife likely will recommend extending legal wild turkey shooting hours until 5 p.m. starting with the 2002 season. DNR Wildlife Resource Manager Ed Boggess said that a warm public response greeted the proposal during recent input hearings around the state. The Division likely will recommend that the commissioner’s
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Apr. 9: “Walleye” By Terry Tuma Apr. 10: “Bass” By Roger Rucci Apr. 11: “Fish Locators” By Bill Diedrich Apr. 12: “River Fishing” By Scott Petersen Apr. 16: “Fly Fishing” By Gregg Thome Apr. 17: “Underwater Cameras” By Gary Gray Apr. 18: “Trolling Walleye Waters” By Sam Anderson Apr. 19: “Panfish” By Terry Tuma Apr.
Chilakoot Bowhunters 3-D Shoots Archery Tournament schedule for 2001 held at the Chilakoot Club. Directions: 36 East to Stillwater. Cross the bridge to Wisconsin 35. Drive towards Somerset. Go approx. one mile past Rivard Stone. Watch for the Chilakoot Indian sign, the club is on the right. Contact Don Gisch at 651-731-9704 for more info.
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