Associate Editor La Crosse, Wis. A Mississippi River drawdown, similar to one that occurred two years ago on Pool 8 of the river, is slated to occur in mid-June on Pool 6. That includes portions
Dick Steffes, DNR director of real estate, presented the recommendation to the NRB and told members that at night, fishermen on the flowage don’t see any lights. It’s a wild area, with nesting eagles and
May 11: Darboy DU Appleton Annual Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Darboy Club. For more info call 920-766-1292/920-766-3481. May 12: 17th Annual Shoreline Chapter DU Banquet, Belgium Community Center. For more info call James Nielsen, 262-284-6273. May
LAKE MILLE LACS Not much has changed from a week ago. The water hasn’t warmed much in the past week so the crappie and perch bite continues to be slow. The fish being caught continue
April 3: Conceal/Carry Seminar April 10: “Tackle Terry” Tuma Crappies & Sunfish Seminar, 12 Noon April 17: Canon Digital Cameras, 11 a.m. April 24: “Tackle Terry” Tuma Walleye Seminar, 12 Noon May 8: MN NDR:
Associate Editor La Crosse, Wis. A Mississippi River drawdown, similar to one that occurred two years ago on Pool 8 of the river, is slated to occur in mid-June on Pool 6. That includes portions
May 15: Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge Birding Festival “Conservation of Colonial Birds”, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. For more info and a schedule of the day’s activities call the refuge at 608-539-2311 or visit the
April 7: Slab Crappie and Sunfish Secrets by “Tackle Terry” Tuma, 7 p.m., Gander Mtn, St. Cloud. For more info call 320-654-6600. April 10: Trophy Gear’s Fly Fishing 101, 9-12 p.m. Topics include: equipment, casting,
April 2: Stearns County Thunderin’ Toms NWTF Chapter Banquet. For more info call Ron Welle, 320-987-3526 April 2: Tri-County PF Banquet at the Rochester Radisson (downtown). Doors open at 5 p.m. Call Ward, 507-635-5416 for
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