Small-town sportsmen in Wisconsin’s Waupaca County won’t have to travel far for gear and bait now that Rick Zemple has opened Little Wolf River Outfitters in downtown Manawa.
There was a time not too
Eleven members of the Ashland/Washburn High School Trap Team competed July 10-12 at the USA High School Clay Target League National Championships in Mason, Mich., where they placed ninth in the nation as a team.<br
The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board (NRB) heard how the Youth Conservation Congress is helping young people make connections and expand their horizons within the state’s conservation community.
At the board’s June 24 meeting, Kyle
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) used about $9,000 in restitution to buy new sonar equipment for emergency response to public safety incidents and natural resource protection cases.
The DNR received the restitution
While legislators lambasted the Wisconsin DNR for cuts to fish, wildlife, and parks programs since budget woes became more definitive in early March, the man in charge of those programs has been looking for ways
Restoration efforts are underway on Mississippi River’s Lake Onalaska with the first of eight dredging projects aimed at restoring fish habitat, improving water quality and benefiting other wildlife.
After more than two years of
Some of the same faces under a new, more broad name want state legislators and fish biologists to feel their heightened determination to draw attention and action to Wisconsin’s Lake Superior fisheries issues.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources today announced that the sharp-tailed grouse hunting season will be closed for 2026. Permits and applications will not be available or accepted this year.
Each year, the Sharp-tailed
Bobsticking is a low-tech, low-cost tactic that’s popular among many lake trout anglers on Lake Superior. It works great for catching lots of eater-sized fish as well as some trophies.
It’s an especially popular
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