Banquets/Fundraisers MARCH 10: WTU Howard/Suamico Optimist Chapter Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Comfort Suites Hotel/Rock Garden, Green Bay. Call Alex Peterson, 920-492-9390. March 10: Sheboygan Ducks Unlimited 50th anniversary banquet, Pine Hills Country Club, 4914 Superior Ave.,
One senator says Wisconsin residents should have a say in wolf management, while the other says wolf population is strong and federal officials should let the state manage the animal.
Rain, rain, and more rain. Ice is going quick in some spots and persisting in others. And the bite?
Surveys will help assess natural walleye reproduction and contribution and survival of stocked walleyes.
Most anglers are starting to chase bluegills, crappies, and perch.
One minor slip-up while hitting the water can curse an entire day, unless – as the author learned – you bring along a secret weapon.
A longtime tradition in Wisconsin, the Friday Night Fish Fry kicks off the weekend all over the state with friends, family — and plenty of fish, of course. Fresh walleye is one of the most
But is it cool even when no one is catching fish? Yes, it is … cool.
WEST-CENTRAL REGION Lower Chippewa Team/December Wardens Clayton Peters, of Chippewa County, and Kevin Christorf, of Clark County, assisted warden Bryan Lockman, of Portage County, with a case involving shooting at deer from the road. They
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