Ice fishing tips: To keep warm on the ice, stay cool first
Site Staff
January 31, 2018
Create better hard-water angling experiences and catch more fish by staying warm and extending your adventures on the ice!
Opinion
How are southeastern Wisconsin lake ice conditions after all this rain?
Dan Durbin
January 26, 2018
Most lakes didn’t lose much ice despite the rain, so anglers should be able to continue chasing flags.
Natural Resources Board adds three news questions to spring hearing questionnaire mix
Tim Eisele
January 25, 2018
Besides re-electing the three officers of the Natural Resources Board (Terry Hilgenberg as chairman, Fred Prehn as vice-chairman, and Julie Anderson as secretary), the board added three new questions to the 2018 spring hearing questionnaire.
UW-Madison Winter Enrichment series, founded by Aldo Leopold students, in its 50th year
Tim Eisele
January 23, 2018
Winter may be time for some to “hibernate,” but in Madison, it is a time for learning. And quality of life is all about life-long learning. The UW-Madison Arboretum began its 50th annual Winter Enrichment
Talking liberalized crossbow laws and the archery industry
Kristen Monroe
January 23, 2018
Kristen Monroe of Outdoor News talks to ATA president and CEO Matt Kormann about liberalized crossbow laws and the archery industry.
Wisconsin Outdoor News’ Kristen Monroe: an introduction to lake sturgeon
Kristen Monroe
January 17, 2018
When members of the Association of Great Lakes Outdoor Writers met at Lake of the Woods in far northwestern Minnesota in September, many of them caught lake sturgeon while fishing for walleyes, including Wisconsin
Ice-age ruffed grouse: Hunting in extreme cold poses quite the challenge for man and beast (dogs)
Tony Peterson
January 10, 2018
In sub-zero temperatures, wildlife not interested in moving, so you and your canine companions should target the peak hours of the day.
New bill aims to loosen restrictions on developing Wisconsin-managed wetlands
Tim Eisele
January 9, 2018
Law change would not impact federally-owned wetlands under Corps of Engineers management.
West Nile virus not thought to hinder Wisconsin ruffed grouse numbers
Jerry Davis
January 9, 2018
WNV has been confirmed in a handful of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula ruffed grouse, but not yet in Wisconsin ruffies.
