Big Six
Site Staff
May 18, 2001
LAKE MILLE LACS East – Limits of slot fish were pretty common off the 5- to 8-foot rock piles, as were numbers of walleyes in the 20- to 26-inch range. Slip bobber rigs and leeches
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May 22: DNR Wolf Committee meeting, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., State Highway Patrol headquarters in Wausau. Discussion will be about concerns and issued developed by the stakeholders and other issues that have developed. Call Adrian Wydeven at 715-762-4816
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
May 22-23: Natural Resources Board will meet in a location yet to be confirmed. For information, contact Linda Jahns 608-267-7420. May 11-12: Conservation Congress Statewide Convention, this year at Fox Hills Resort, Mishicot, in Manitowoc
Pierre, S.D. Six hunting applications have become available and South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks officials say some big game application deadlines are close to expiring.
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
Special buck applications are due by May 11 and all elk applications must be postmarked on or before Friday, May 18. Also available now are applications for nonresident small game and paddlefish. Resident archery deer,
Innovative tips for opener walleyes
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
Those crafty walleyes ensure that anglers pursuing them employ crafty methods to catch them. Not coincidentally, walleye anglers usually are on the cutting edge of what’s new in the fishing industry. Gone are the “good
Wildlife posts go unfunded
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
Gross overlimits, LCMR reform still in the mix St. Paul A request by the DNR Division of Wildlife to fund three new positions for forest planning was turned down by the House Environment and Natural
Walleye overage’ plans?
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
The Mille Lacs fishery and its management were on the program at the Minnesota DNR’s 2001 Minnesota Fishing Roundtable held in St. Cloud on Jan. 5 and 6. This annual gathering of representatives from the
St. Paul Because of growing numbers of zebra mussels in the St. Croix River, the DNR has designated a portion of the river from just north of Stillwater to the Mississippi River as “infested.” As a result, this spring boaters need to take additional step
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
Instead of simply removing visible zebra mussels from their boats, boaters in this section of river now must completely drain the water from their boats and empty their livewells and bait buckets before they leave
Legislators advance bills aimed at natural resources
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
Editor Madison During a flurry of action last week, Senate and Assembly lawmakers handled several issues of interest to sportsmen, including the advancement of a wetlands protection package and the hunting, fishing and trapping amendment.
April 27-29: Beyond Becoming an Outdoors Woman workshop, Wisconsin Lions Camp, Rosholt, for info call toll free at 877-BOWOMAN.
Site Staff
May 11, 2001
July 8-13: The 4th International Symposium on Sturgeon will be held in Oshkosh, WI. Sponsored in part by Sturgeon for Tomorrow. For more info contact Wayne Hoelzel at 920-725-1206.
