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Bill Cook Chapter Izaak Walton League meet the first Wednesday of each month at the club grounds at 7:30 p.m. New members welcome. For more info call Mike at 71-344-8796.
The Green Bay Area Great Lakes Sport Fishermen meet the 3rd Thursday of the month (Sept thru May) at the Stadium View Sports Bar & Grill, 1963 Holmgren Way, Green Bay at 7:30 p.m. All
Winona, Minn. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that it will be preparing a comprehensive conservation plan and associated environmental impact statement for the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge Complex. The refuge
The USFWS says the process will include public meetings, workshops, and written comments beginning this fall. Bill Hartwig, the USFWS’s Midwest regional director, said about 3 million people visit the 230,000-acre Upper Mississippi refuge annually.
Observing the sharptail shuffle
Brule, Wis. Light drizzle became large droplets on the pines, then plopped on our camper roof. The temperature slowly, but without hesitation, dropped throughout the night. When we slung the door open in the morning,
Goose plan is hit with residents
Correspondent Waupun, Wis. Sportsmen, community officials and businessmen expressed frustration over Wisconsin’s “resident” Canada goose problem and listened as a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) official offered a plan to shift the burden of
Anglers anticipate fishing opener 2002
Spot-tails, jumbo leeches in short supply By Glen Schmitt Staff Writer Rainy Lake, Minn. As last minute plans are made for this weekend’s walleye opener, anglers will find several recurring themes, regardless of where they
May 19: Westshore Sportsman’s Club, Inc. Annual Trap Tournament at Westshore at 10 a.m. For more info call Gerald Terens at 920-682-9617.
June 22-23: The 8th Annual “Trap Shoot for the Heart” will be held at the Fin N’ Feather Sportsmans Club in Palmyra. Call Jerry Haecker at 262-965-3561 for more info. July 10, 17, 24, 31,
St. Paul Minnesota DNR officials say they still have grants available to help groups improve safety and facilities at shooting ranges across the state.
“The Shooting Range Advisory Committee met in April and recommended funding about $250,000 in range improvement projects to 19 groups this year with another $175,000 in grants still available,” said Chuck Niska, DNR Shooting Range
