WEST-CENTRAL REGION Lower Chippewa Team/November Wardens Richard Maki and Clayton Peters, of Chippewa County, followed up on an illegally harvested buck. The individual harvested a second archery buck and a week later had a relative
Walleye growth rates were generally above average, though very few year classes were found.
Walleye action was probably as good this past week as it has been all winter in many areas, especially during low-light periods.
Answers from criminals to a survey might influence your decision to carry a firearm for personal protection.
The dominant game fish species are walleyes, smallmouth bass, muskies, and northern pike.
Ice conditions have improved a lot and that’s likely opened up more opportunities or areas for anglers to look for walleyes.
36th annual Bald Eagle Watching Days coming Jan. 15-16.
Outdoor education has a particular appeal in a pandemic, since research shows that coronavirus transmission is much lower outdoors, and kids and adults can more safely go unmasked in the open air.
Two common non-native aquatic plants in Wisconsin include the curly-leaf pondweed and Eurasian watermilfoil, which remain hardy in winter giving them an advantage over native aquatic plants.
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