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When Tom Kemos pulled out a jigging spoon on a fall bass outing last year, I smirked, thinking this walleye pro had “leech on the brain.” “Where do you think you are, Lake of the

outagamie.wi.us/park/MH-home.html July 5 – Aug. 31: Thousands of Flights Daily, Butterfly House, Every Wed., Sat. & Sun. 11-3 p.m. $1 donation per person. July 6: Monarch Larva Monitoring Project, 12 noon – 3 p.m. Informational

July 27: Future Hunters WTU Banquet, 4 p.m., Van Dyne Lions Park. For more info call Paul Klein, 920-688-3297. July 31: Marshview Conservation Club 4th Annual Sports Banquet 2003 with more than 200 autographed sports

July 12: 2nd Annual Archery/Bow Hunting Clinic, Rib Mountain. Club House, 10-5 p.m. This event is free. For more info call Karl Hanke, 715-848-8277. July 19: The Muskego Lakes and Stateline Strutters chapters of the

Associate Editor St. Paul DNR Wildlife officials haven’t decided just how many hunter-killed deer will be tested for CWD this fall, but they believe it will be at least twice the number tested a year

Editor Madison — Deer feeding and baiting, timber wolf population estimates, national forest management plans, and wildlife rule changes are just a few of the topics that will be discussed Wednesday, June 25 when the

Bogenschutz said Iowa’s pheasant population made a major recovery in 2002, increasing from an all-time low of 14 birds per survey route in 2001 to last fall’s statewide estimate of 32 birds per route. Bogenschutz

Most of Minnesota’s 10,000 lakes are wetlands, and, via a grant to Dakota County, the state is one of the first in the nation to monitor the biological health of wetlands. In 1997, the volunteer

The rule applies to all federal waters, including the Mississippi River and Corps’ reservoirs. Corps’ reservoirs in the St. Paul District include Cross, Gull, Lac qui Parle, Leech, Orwell, Pokegama, Sandy, Traverse and Winnibigoshish lakes