
Nelson Lake, Sawyer County
And the bluegill catch rate also was above average when compared to other similar lakes.

And the bluegill catch rate also was above average when compared to other similar lakes.

When targeting big fish like muskies and northern pike, it’s important to have the right tools for the job. These fish can get big, are very powerful, and have a tendency to be hooked deep.
NORTHERN REGION Ashland Team/June Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, has been working on addressing complaints of ATV and UTV operators speeding along a route in the town of Bell between the Chequamegon National Forest and
Banquets/Fundraiser Aug. 21: Oakland Conservation Club annual fundraiser via merchandise trap shoot starting at 8 a.m., food and beverages on club grounds, live music 3 p.m., cash raffle 7 p.m., Hwy. A, three miles east

Minnesota’s own Federal Cartridge revolutionizes the personal defense, conceal carry marketplace with the 30 Super Carry in 2022.

Many reports indicating that quite a few walleye being caught in shallower water – less than 10 feet in many areas, despite the warm waters of summer.

And looking at the map, anglers will see Somo Lake sets up a little differently than most lakes, due in part to the fact it’s an impoundment on a river system.

Fishing floats, it seems, are hot spots for dozens of fish species, and big ones, too.

Targeting bluegills – and getting some nice ones – as summer heat continues.
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