Region I – Capt. Laura Petreikis CPO Thompson investigated a case involving an individual suspected to have harvested a 9-point buck without first purchasing licenses and permits. CPO Thompson met with the man at his
Excuse Paul Shelton if he seems to be having something of a “McLintock” moment this spring.
Banquets/Fundraisers April 8: Sugar Hill WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Lourdes Parish, Germantown. For more info call Jake Evans, 309-303-9988. April 8: Goose Lake Gobblers NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Jennifer’s Garden, Morris. For more info call
Braidwood: Bank fishing was hot soon after the lake opened for the season. The southeast corner of the cooling lake was the most popular, as fish congregated there. Anglers are finding some good largemouths on
Crab Orchard Lake: Most crappies are still holding over deeper cover on minnows and jigs. Some anglers were also taking some bluegills near the riprap on a variety of baits. Catfish action is still slow.
Sangchris Lake: Bass are good on spinnerbaits and chatterbaits. Try casting along shorelines with emerging vegetation, if available. Catfish picking up on anything that smells: liver, shad, doughs. Crappies are good on minnows and on
Banquet/Fundraiser April 1: Tri County Archery League Banquet, 6 p.m., The Woodland, Gresham, WI. For more info call Matt Hesse 715-851-3939. April 2: Walleyes for Tomorrow Banquet, 5 p.m., Moose Family Center. For more info
District 1 — Ashland area Wardens Amie Egstad and Tom Heisler worked from snowmobiles in February while checking ice fishermen on Chequamegon Bay. A few hundred people were checked due to it being such a
AMERY AREA The wind really chewed up the ice that remained on most area lakes. Unless it gets extremely cold throughout the week, there’s a good chance some lakes will be completely open by this
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