Strike zones: The most misunderstood facet of freshwater fishing?
Site Staff
July 12, 2014
Whether for walleyes, bass, or panfish, modern anglers must place their live bait or lure in the strike zone
Hunting
Hunting archery 102: Picking apart sight pins
Site Staff
July 11, 2014
What color, size, and configuration of sight pins on your hunting bow will lead to the best accuracy afield?
Returning to an old fishing hole
Site Staff
July 11, 2014
Over 50 years and many fish later, back where it all began
Forget finesse fishing for a few weeks and get aggressive
Site Staff
July 11, 2014
Savage strikes highlight summer freshwater angling. Prompt them via rip-jigging, high-speed retrieves, and other hard-thumping presentations
Fall wolf quota set too low?
Site Staff
July 10, 2014
NRB wades through citizen input to set wolf quota of 156 animals
Elk calf capture suspended; elk moved to new area
Site Staff
July 10, 2014
Despite coming off the bleakest winter and seconded-latest spring since elk were reintroduced into Wisconsin in 1995, about 40 elk calves will be born this spring in the Clam Lake Elk Range, DNR biologists estimate.
New teal hunt to open Sept. 1; dove-hunting season extended
Site Staff
July 10, 2014
A new seven-day teal season will open Sept. 1 with a six-teal daily bag limit.
Wisconsin fall turkey hunting outlook leaning towards positive
Jerry Davis
July 7, 2014
Badger State outdoors men and women are seeing a lot of poults in most areas of the state
Breeding duck numbers hit record high
Site Staff
July 2, 2014
North America’s breeding duck population this spring was an estimated 49.2 million birds, the highest number on record.
