
Attitude adjustment
Despite a bluebird sky and an assortment of decoys, the geese just weren’t flying in the author’s direction this day. But that’s OK, because every hunt isn’t about bring home dinner.

Despite a bluebird sky and an assortment of decoys, the geese just weren’t flying in the author’s direction this day. But that’s OK, because every hunt isn’t about bring home dinner.

Fall is a great time to hunt for Hen of the Woods mushrooms.

The yellow perch bite appears to be slowing down across the state. So what’s pickup up?

Chase Cominsky and Jake Runyan, who were leading both the tournament and the LEWT Team of the Year competition, were disqualified when the tournament director cut open the five fish they had entered to find
DISTRICT 1 Conservation Officers (COs) Phil Helminen and Alex VanWagner participated with wardens from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in a National Law Enforcement Night Out event. Law enforcement agencies from Dickinson, Florence, and
important dates SEPT 30: Early goose season ends in the Middle and South Zones. SEPT. 30: Trout season ends on designated waters. SEPT. 30: Crow hunting season ends. OCT. 1: Archery deer season opens. OCT.

Rivers are full of salmon right now, and being caught with just about everything and anything.

On Lake Erie, anglers able to get out when the wind and weather permitted were catching some nice yellow perch.

The largest member of the deer family visits a whitetail hunter in her prairie ground blind.
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