I have talked with many anglers who have spent time fishing lakes in North Dakota and South Dakota. They often return crowing about some of the fisheries built there, with a prey base of ‘freshwater
They say if you want to know where the deer are, ask a logger. After all, the men and women who cut and haul timber for a living are in the woods every day of
Wisconsin’s turkey hunters broke the 50,000 harvest mark for the first time in 15 years when the spring season ended May 28 with a registered kill of 50,435 jakes and gobblers.
By most accounts,
Fishing action remains strong despite rains and wind. A look at the Wisconsin fishing report from across the state on June 21, 2024.
A report on the bite for the Hayward area lakes, Chequamegon Bay and Lake Superior.
Three early-summer walleye techniques every angler should know.
The American Kennel Club, as well as some dog breeders and dog owners in the United States and Canada, are none too pleased with new requirements adopted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Chinook fishing has been good here, with groups averaging two fish per trip. Multiple groups brought in catches of three, four and even six fish. The depth of catches ranged from 60-125 feet.
If you have a good imagination and are willing to stay up late some nights during July or August until the skies get good and dark, you may find a “teapot” above the southeastern horizon.
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