NORTHEAST METRO Most small lakes are wide open and only floating ice remains on the bigger bodies of water. A few anglers have started looking for crappies in the bays and along shorelines with no
April 9: Poygan Conservation Club Chili Cook-Off & Raffle Fundraiser, 12:30 p.m., Captain’s Cove Bar (on Lake Poygan) Winneconne. For more info call 920-582-4757. April 9: Baraboo Range RMEF Chapter Banquet, Wisconsin Dells at the
April 11: Conservation Congress Spring Hearings, 7 p.m. in every county statewide. Call AnnMarie Kutzke, 608-266-2952 for meeting sites. April 26-27: Natural Resources Board meeting, Room G09 of the State Natural Resources Building, (GEF 2)
Correspondent Sturgeon Bay, Wis. — Chinook salmon fishing on Lake Michigan has never been better, but avid Great Lakes angler Paul Peeters, of Sturgeon Bay, is concerned that it may be a case of too
April 23-24: 13th Annual Rice Creek Hunting & Rec. Spring Gun Show, 8-5 p.m. each day, The Hunt Club, Little Falls. For more info call Joseph LeBlanc, 320-745-2232. Sept. 5-6: Commonwealth Sportsmen’s Club Sportsmans Show,
Twin Arrows 3D Range. Outdoor 3D shoot, 30 targets, easy walk trails, wheelchair friendly. Warm up for the IBO World Qualifier. 2005 Hoyt VTec giveaway. For more info call 1-866-679-3986. April 23-24: Twin Arrows 3D
May 5 – June 5: Rapids Riders “Canoe U” Whitewater Canoe and Kayak Instruction, Hyland, St. Croix and Willow River Parks. Training offered from basic to intermediate whitewater paddling with American Canoe Association certified instructors
Madison — More than 193,000 spring turkey permits have been issued for the spring turkey season, which will run in six, five-day periods beginning April 13 and ending May 22. “Turkey hunters can look forward
Associate Editor Blackduck, Minn. — While several Minnesota anglers in roughly the southern third of the state already have had their first taste of open-water angling this spring, those in the rest of the state
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