Important Note: New safety requirements are in effect for anglers fishing Wisconsin’s Great Lakes waters. Boat operators trolling on the Great Lakes with downriggers must have wire cutters on board and have direct and immediate
Jackson, Wis. – A Washington County man has been charged with shooting a 5-year old boy he mistook for a turkey. Philip J. Brunner, 28, of Jackson, has been charged with misdemeanor endangering safety with
Madison – There are extensive regulations regarding the harvest of rough fish from Wisconsin waters, including the types and descriptions of equipment, and the seasons and times, some of which vary depending on time of
Madison – It was considered an exciting program when it began more than three decades ago, but now the state’s inland and Great Lakes trout stamps are long gone, replaced by simply the stamp “privilege,”
Trout anglers are finding this spring’s cool, rainy weather to their liking. Anglers in southern and western Wisconsin in particular report having an outstanding start to the 2011 trout fishing season, say state fisheries management
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A new law for dog sellers, rescuers and shelters takes effect Wednesday. The law will require breeders who sell 25 or more dogs a year from more than three litters to
This is the calving season for Wisconsin’s small but growing elk herd and biologists with the state Department of Natural Resources, joined by a small army of volunteers, are busy searching the woods for newborns.
Madison, Wis. (AP) – Gov. Scott Walker says he’ll sign a bill that would reshape Wisconsin bass tournament rules. The Republican-backed measure would legalize culling, the practice of catching a fish and temporarily keeping it
Eagle River, Wis. (AP) – Federal officials say eight bald eagles in northern Wisconsin were apparently near death this spring after being accidentally poisoned. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the incident. The
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