ASHLAND, WI. – Chronic wasting disease test results from deer sampled during the opening weekend of the 2010 gun deer hunt in the Ashland area are mostly complete and so far all tests are negative
At a minimum, these workshops focus on teaching basic spincasting and incorporating related topics in a K-12 curriculum. School teachers, fishing club members, and community youth fishing program leaders are invited. Please check back from
Another winter storm last weekend blanked most of the state with an additional 6 to as much as 20 inches of snow, with the central portion of the state receiving the heaviest snowfall. The far
Enjoy an evening hike, snowshoe, or ski along a trail lit by the flickering flames of candles or tiki torches. Here is a listing of events in January and February, 2011. Saturday, January 1, 2011
MADISON – Eighty-thousand anglers competed in 595 fishing tournaments in Wisconsin in 2010 and reeled in $3.9 million in prize money, according to statistics from the state’s fishing tournament permit system. Larger fishing tournaments have
WAUSAU, Wis. – Water quality problems in the Wisconsin River are limiting recreational opportunities, hurting businesses and creating conditions that adversely affect public health, according to state environmental officials who say the primary problem is
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – State environmental officials want to know how they should reduce phosphorus pollution in the Rock River basin. The Department of Natural Resources adopted sweeping rules this summer to limit phosphorus in
Most of Wisconsin received its first significant snowfall of the year in the last week. Heavies snowfall was in the northwest part of the state with heavier snow also along the western border of the
Gresham, Wis, – Although he hadn’t fired a shot, it had been a productive start to the 2010 gun deer season for Adam Kositzke, of Green Bay, who was hunting near Gresham in eastern Shawano
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