Mille Lacs Messenger In 2002 there were 3.6 million pounds of walleyes released back into Lake Mille Lacs, with an estimated hooking mortality rate of 6 to 10 percent. That could equal over 300,000 pounds
A total of 185,000 permits were available for the Wisconsin spring turkey season in 43 turkey management zones and 12 state parks. More than 26,000 hunters received second permits. Minnesota set a new turkey harvest
Aug. 3: Fox Valley Chapter NWTF Banquet. For more info call John Hay, 920-589-6086. Aug. 5: Marshview Conservation Club of Sheboygan Falls 5th Annual Sports Banquet, Rangeline Inn, Kohler, Wisc., 5:15 p.m. For more info
July 11, Aug 21-22: Oconomowoc Sportsmen Club 3D Shoots, 8 am-2 p.m. all dates. For more info call Wally Steinke, 262 -593-8315. July 17: Eau Claire National Rifle Club Approved High Power Rifle Match Invitational,
LAKE KABETOGAMA Walleyes over the 17-inch slot are still most common, but reports of slot fish are coming out of 28 to 32 feet of water. Jigs tipped with minnows are still turning fish near
Field Editor Grand Rapids, Minn. A sampling of ruffed grouse and woodcock killed near Grand Rapids last autumn at the Ruffed Grouse Society’s annual national hunt found a significant number of birds tested positive for
Associate Editor Massachusetts has the Kennedys; Texas, the Bushes. England has its royal family. Wisconsin? For state anglers, at least, the most prestigious family is the Percidae. You know, yellow perch, sauger, and of course,
Winkelman is MDHA’s celebrity spokesperson. He and two other individuals in his hunting party were cited for using two-way radios last fall, and Winkelman eventually agreed to an Alford plea agreement. Shawn Perich
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