Aug. 16: WWA Lakeshore Chapter Annual banquet. For more info call Paul Becker at 920-793-4511. Aug. 25: Dunn County Fish & Game Assoc. Conservation Banquet at their Club House in Menomonie. For more info contact
July 14: Leaf Valley Toms Chapter event at Viking Valley Hunt Club in Ashby. Contact Ranae Edwards at 218-589-7049. July 22: Ron Schara’s Annual Aquatennial/Kids Fishing School at Lake Calhoun next to Thomas Beach from
July 21: Powers Lake Sportsmen’s Club, Inc. is setting up a 100-bird sporting clay shoot at Wern Valley. For more info contact Dave Ducato at 262-843-2943. July 22: Powers Lake Sportsmen’s Club, Inc. Annual Breakfast
Yanking big bass from Midwestern lakes that are full of weeds can be a difficult task. Most fishermen rely on standard Texas-rigged plastic worms for that job and bass are growing wise to that presentation.
Aug. 10-12, 17-19: 20th Annual Game Fair 2001 at Armstrong Ranch in Anoka, MN from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Celebrities, free seminars, all new shotgun shooting, outdoor exhibits, dog events, archery, kid games and
The MPCA list added more than 100 lakes with nutrient and algae problems, including about 80 lakes in the metro area like Como Lake and Lake of the Isles. But an array of business and
The park will be “rustic-only” and available on first come, first served basis, according to Kerry Christoffer, park manager. Some of the trails still are under water and modern sanitation devices aren’t yet operational, but
July 28: Take An Adult Fishing Tournament begins at 6 a.m. behind the Wilderness Fish & Game store along the banks of the Wisconsin River and is open to children 16 and younger. For more
July 9-13: Hunter Safety Program (Student) at Edgar Village Hall from 4:30 to 8 p.m. For more info call Bob Dvorak at 715-352-2389. July 15: Bow Hunter Safety (beginning) at Nekoosa Library. For more info
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