Most anglers know that night fishing can be the best fishing of the summer. But what a lot of people don’t know is that often there are better lures for night angling than the tried-and-true
Sept. 2: The third Annual High View Bluegill Fishing Contest, Lake Esadore, Medford, Wis., call Taylor County Tourism at (888) 682-9567. Sept. 6-8: The third Annual Chippewa Flowage Musky Hunt, Treeland Resort, Hayward, call (715)
The course, held at the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, are for youth ages 12-16 who have completed a firearms safety course. The course includes four training sessions (Sept. 4, 6, 11, 13), each held
Aug. 20: The Watertown Archery Club will have its 5th Annual banquet at Plattdeutscher Hall starts at 5:30 p.m., dinner 7 p.m. Call 920-261-8030 for info. Aug. 23: Waukesha County Chapter’s Annual Banquet. WWA’s longest
Associate Editor Walker, Minn. Four new members including Outdoor News columnist Joe Fellegy will be inducted into the Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame on Saturday. Joining Fellegy are Nick Adams, founder of Lindy/Little Joe tackle
The weekend event will feature a number of activities and prizes, as well as special in-store promotions. Kids’ Day is Aug. 26 and each youth age 12 and under will receive a free grab bag.
C atch and release isn’t just for anglers in Wisconsin. Bear hunters who use hounds practice it for two months during the dog training period from July 1 through Aug. 31. During this time, hound
Associate Editor St. Paul In recent years, as use of Minnesota lakes for recreational purposes grew, so did the number of fishing tournaments. And so did conflicts. But the results of a new fishing tournament
Aug. 20: The Snowmobile Recreation council , 8:30 a.m., Marathon County office building, 212 River Drive, Wausau. Call Larry Freidig at (608) 266-5897. Aug. 21: The Off-Road Vehicle Council, 10 a.m., Schmeekle Visitor Center, North
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