LAKE MILLE LACS East – The best muskie reports continue to come from the north end of the lake. Jerkbaits and topwater lures are turning the majority of fish along the weed edges. There’s some
There will be a number of activities for kids, and the day will be highlighted by the grand opening of the Prairie Marsh Trail. Federal duck stamps will be on sale for $15. For more
Aug. 16: Big Bucks Bass Tournament on Lake Winneconne. $150 entry fee, 100 percent payback. For more information call 815-338-2010. Sept. 7: Big Bucks Tournament on Lake Geneva. $150 entry fee. 100 percent pay back
Hamrick’s design was selected from about 15 designs at this year’s contest. The other finalist was Stuart Nelson, of Cloquet. The DNR sells about 90,000 trout and salmon stamps each year. The 2004 stamp will
Editor Madison Ruffed grouse hunters might not see much of a change from last year, but state pheasant hunters should notice a sizeable increase in wild birds from last year, according to Andrea Robidoux, of
Aug. 26: Hunter Safety Course at Waukesha Rifle & Pistol Club will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:45 p.m – 9:00 p.m. The classes will run for five weeks. All guns, bows
Aug. 23-24: Broadhead Shoot, Waukegan Bowmen Archery Club. For more info call Dave Thomas, 847-356-6462. Aug. 23-24: North Bristol Sportsman’s Club 28 target 3D shoot & broadhead shoot, 9-3 p.m. For more info call Ted
Reil, a graduate of Bemidji State University, worked with the DNR as the Northwest Region information and education officer from 1987 to 2003, where he directed media relations and provided public information on DNR programs
Associate Editor Washington, D.C. U.S. hunters who travel to Canada and wish to bring wild game meat home with them will be allowed to do that this fall, but they must understand some new procedures
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