
Wisconsin Fishing Report – January 30, 2023
Brown trout action was high this past week here.

Brown trout action was high this past week here.

Farmlands are rich with coyotes, but it still takes woodcraft and effort to dupe an experienced song dog into range.

One wonders about the legitimacy of our legislature when a lone senator or representative can conceal their identity while blocking what’s potentially the largest conservation deal in Wisconsin’s history.

“Obviously there are plenty of problems with the DNR’s draft wolf plan,” said Brust, referring to the 32 objections filed earlier by the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation.

Landowners receiving the free permit may name or add other persons on their permit who may shoot deer on that parcel.

Madison — The Natural Resources Board (NRB) is expected to approve a DNR request to increase the 2023 black bear harvest quota slightly from 2022 levels at its Wednesday, Jan. 25, meeting in Madison..
The listening session will take place Saturday, Feb. 18, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Solon Springs at the Solon Springs Community Center, which is located at 11523 South Business Hwy 53.
Lt. Darren Kuhn, DNR boating law administrator, outlined motorboat rules.
The second donation involves 420 acres from the Department of Transportation (DOT) that is within the Turtle Valley Wildlife Area project in Walworth County.
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