
Wisconsin Outdoor News Fishing Report – November 10, 2022
There are a few muskie anglers still going out and some shore fishing taking place, but that’s been about it.

There are a few muskie anglers still going out and some shore fishing taking place, but that’s been about it.

Fox has muskies, walleyes, largemouth bass, and hefty northern pike. Fox maintains a good stock of bluegills, black crappies and yellow perch.

These are the only new snowy owl arrivals reported anywhere in the lower 48 so far.

Bill Schultz switched to smallmouths in 1994.

I find using scents for deer hunting can be a productive strategy for enticing a whitetail within bow range. But those scents must be used judiciously.
Banquets/Fundraiser Nov. 7: South Suburban Chapter Ducks Unlimited banquet, doors open 5 p.m., the River City Lanes, Waterford. For more info, call Scott Gunderson, 414-581-3157. Nov. 9: Kaukauna/Darboy Chapter Ducks Unlimited banquet, doors open 5:30
NORTHERN REGION Spooner Team/September Warden Pete Carlson, of Frederic, received information that an individual shot two bears over bait on opening day of the bear season. It was found the hunter shot at a sow

Deer living among the patchwork of farm fields and croplands are pressured more than their deep-woods, high-mountain-top living cousins.

Deer activities are certainly impacted by barometric pressures fluctuations. This natural, ever-changing force can be an invisible tool for hunters.
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