ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay fishing is exceptionally good despite the weather, but anglers have to do a lot of moving. There is a ton of smelt and shiners and game fish are following the baitfish.
Fishing/outdoors icon lauds effort to get kids into the outdoors.
AMERY AREA Bass action is strong on the deep weedlines of most lakes. Muskie reports have been best on bucktails at Lake Wapogasset, Deer Lake, and the Apple River. A few walleyes are being taken
No time for a long drive? Consider Wautoma’s Silver Lake.
Put away the bobbers and use your electronics to locate the big bluegills of late summer
ASHLAND AREA The water in Chequamegon Bay has finally cleared up. Walleye anglers are trolling over the shallow weedbeds with crawler harnesses or crankbaits. Fishing could be very productive working the mud lines that you
The Lake Michigan stocking strategy was developed over more than two years with discussion and input from more than 500 anglers, business owners and other stakeholders.
Mother breaks daughter’s pumpkinseed record; anglers reel in stringer of fish records so far in 2018.
AMERY AREA Largemouth bass and sunfish are being caught on the weedlines or docks of North Twin, Wapogasset, and Bear Trap lakes. Leeches and minnows are producing walleyes and northern pike on the 10- to
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