Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – February 21, 2025 – video
Site Staff
February 21, 2025
What’s happening on the ice in the Hayward lakes area, Chequamegon Bay, and Lake Superior.
Wisconsin
Trump’s firing of 1,000 national park workers raises concerns about maintenance and operating hours
Matthew Daly
February 21, 2025
The Trump administration has fired about 1,000 newly hired National Park Service employees who maintain and clean parks, educate visitors and perform other functions as part of its broad-based effort to downsize government.
The
Tom Bahti: Discovering where the goose music begins is an eye-opening experience
Tom Bahti
February 21, 2025
There’s pretty much an entire generation of Wisconsin waterfowlers who never dealt with the extremely conservative season structures of the mid- and late-1980s with a 30-day duck season with a three-bird limit, and restrictive Canada
Christine Thomas: Thrill of victory, agony of defeat
Christine Thomas
February 20, 2025
“I think duct tape could solve all your problems,” my husband, Stan, offered helpfully (not).
This sage advice was given as we were on our way to Sheboygan Falls to the Oh Rats Dog
Backyard and Beyond: Winter favors the hardy – and the lucky
Val Cunningham
February 19, 2025
When Ray Pruss and his grandson, Archer, built a rugged statue and named it Stoneman, did they know that one day a red fox would stop by? Because a bobcat had been visiting the site,
A fun and effective approach to running and gunning for turkeys
Eric Morken
February 19, 2025
It was late May in 2022 when my daughter and I got positioned against a huge oak on a narrow tree line between crop fields for our last turkey hunt of the Minnesota season.
Wisconsin wardens at work: Take entire road-killed deer, or nothing at all
Jerry Davis
February 19, 2025
A passing motorist saw a person cut off the head of a vehicle-killed white-tailed buck, place the head in the trunk of his car, and drive off.
The passing motorist was pretty sure some
How do longbeards and geometry go together? The answer can help you bag gobblers
Steve Heiting
February 18, 2025
A long time ago when I was a clueless sophomore and maintaining passing grades in geometry was a daily struggle, I felt insulted when the teacher used the term “obtuse” while addressing our class.
State Roundup: Legendary Wisconsin wildlife biologist authors another book
Dean Bortz
February 18, 2025
Neil F. Payne ranks as one of Wisconsin’s legendary wildlife biologists. My knowledge of Payne began simply through his emails to me every spring and fall asking for an address change from his summer residence
