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Federation wants early C&R largemouth season

Associate Editor Champlin, Minn. Where do bass anglers and bass tournaments go early in the spring, when bass season isn’t yet open in Minnesota? Across the border to Wisconsin, says the conservation director of Minnesota’s

By Gary Clancy

Although I consider a mature whitetail buck to be the ultimate in big game challenges, and spend far more time hunting whitetail deer than any other species, I also have spent some time poking around

Fort Snelling, Minn. Charles M. Wooley, a Columbus, Ohio, native and 26-year employee of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has been names deputy regional director for the USFWS’ eight-state Great Lakes-Big Rivers Region.

In his new position, the former assistant regional director for ecological services will work closely with fish and wildlife services program managers and staff to oversee USFWS activities in Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri,

Not wanted: Spotted muskies of Long Lake

Correspondent Wild Rose, Wis. Spotted muskies have apparently worn out their welcome in Waushara County’s Long Lake. More than 50 people filled a room in the Wild Rose Village Hall on Jan. 10 to hear

Brown trout nearly breaks state record

Correspondent Milwaukee A 41-inch brown trout pulled from the waters of Lake Michigan off Milwaukee on New Year’s Day is likely the biggest caught in Wisconsin waters in more than seven years. Steve Ryan, of

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