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Feb. 28: The La Crosse County Conservation Alliance sponsoring a forum on DNR hunting, fishing and trapping license fee increases at the Onalaska Middle School. The group will invite area legislators and Madison DNR folks to listen to sportsmen. For more

Feb. 28: District 1 of the Conservation Congress meeting, Sawyer County Courthouse, Hayward, 7 p.m. regarding resolutions referred from the spring hearings or possible regulation changes. All of the upcoming district meetings are open to

Mixed Bag

Madison A DNR rule change that’s in place for 2005 now allows the winter game fish season to run through the first full weekend of March. That means anglers can fish for walleyes, northern pike,

By Ron Anlauf

Late-season walleye fishing through the ice has its rewards, though few step up and claim the prize. By early February, most anglers have thrown in the towel. With a few days now added to Wisconsin’s

Statewide

ALEXANDRIA AREA Look for suspended crappies over 30 to 36 feet of water on Lake Geneva and Lake Miltona during low-light periods of the day. On Reno Lake, you’ll find crappies in 10 to 12

DNR-proposed rule changes up for vote April 11

Madison Changes to application and permit deadlines, requiring identification on tree stands set up on state-owned lands, prohibiting use of electronic decoys for turkey hunting, establishing a deer hunting season in Kohler-Andrae State Park, allowing

State groups critical of DNR personnel changes

Associate Editor Bemidji, Minn. For the second week in a row, the DNR has lost one of its longtime fixtures in its Bemidji office. A week after regional director Paul Swenson was reassigned, Regional Wildlife

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