Ron Leys retired over three decades ago as the Milwaukee Journal’s outdoors editor, roughly four years before Wisconsin’s largest newspaper merged with the company’s morning paper in 1995 to become the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
Leys,
You already knew Wisconsin borders two Great Lakes full of fish that are fun to catch and good to eat. But not everyone is tuned in to catching and eating fish from Lake Michigan and
A mix of outdoor-related news stories from across Wisconsin published in the Aug. 11, 2023 edition of Wisconsin Outdoor News.
Just as I had done a thousand times that week, I swung the big crankbait around in a figure-eight alongside the boat. As the crankbait hesitated in a turn, a fish flashed out from beneath
While on my way home from work one Friday night last summer, I decided to stop by the grocery store to pick up a few things for the night fishing trip I had planned. While
Walleye fishing has been hit and miss of late. But if you can find some cloudy water, that will help.
Heavy fishing activity was observed in this area this week, with boating anglers targeting walleye and yellow perch.
The muskie’s “shadow” on the side imaging electronics was unmistakable – and it appeared in the opposite direction of where we were casting. At my suggestion that he throw a cast at the fish to
This week we’ll share big pike experiences from Scott Dalk, of Cross Plains, and Pat Ryan, of the Milwaukee area. I’ll dribble in more thoughts from readers on big pike as room allows.
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