Joe Henry, executive director of Lake of the Woods Tourism, reports good walleye action on Lake of the Woods on the Minnesota walleye opener last weekend. Huntworth pro-staffer Bernie Barringer talks about the differences between
Enjoy brown trout action close to shore on Lake Michigan. Stocking cuts and hatchery closures threaten Lake Superior trout and salmon fishery. Drumming grouse in spring mean good hunting this fall. Jeff heads to Redwing,
Conservation First Bank president Scott Freiburger explains that the bank got a new name because of its commitment to donate a percentage of its annal profits to conservation-related charitable causes. Its Impact Checking Account incurs
Enjoy good fishing now on Lake Michigan and Lake of the Woods. Walleyes for Tomorrow wraps up Geneva Lake walleye egg gathering. Visit The Range of Richfield for classes and specials in May. Jeff reports
Wisconsin Turkey Commander completes his Grand Slam with his first Osceola. Great Wisconsin Birdathon is off to a flying start. Visit the Walleyes for Tomorrow mobile fish hatchery on Geneva Lake. Dan and Jeff discuss
Lake Michigan trolling season may start early this year. Browns are hitting now off Sheboygan. Ice is leaving northern Wisconsin lakes, and panfish action should be good. Early northern zone muskie season opener a topic
Save 40 percent with Fingerlight Flash Sale through midnight on April 6. The spring walleye run is under way on the Wisconsin River. Sign up for April classes and events at The Range of Richfield.
Habitat advice from an exhibitor at the Open Season Sportsman’s Expo, going on this weekend at Kalahari Resort and Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells. New sunglass technology offers superior vision and protection. Choose from 280
How to set up your land for trophy bucks. Enjoy a late season pheasant hunt at Cackle Creek. Mt. Ashwabay skill hill and XC trails are open and groomed with plenty of fresh snow. Jeff
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