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Wisconsin Fishing Report – December 17, 2020

Overall, fishing reports have not been outstanding, but some walleyes and panfish are being caught. The best action is taking place early and late each day and expect everything to improve as ice conditions do.

Wisconsin Outdoor News Calendar – December 11, 2020

Banquets/Fundraisers Dec. 12: WTU Wisconsin South Life Member Banquet, 4:30 p.m., The Lodge, Mauston. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2234. Jan. 9, 2021: WTU St. Croix Valley Chapter Hunters Night Out, 5 p.m., Ready

Wisconsin Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – December 11, 2020

NORTHERN REGION Park Falls Team / September Wardens Dan Michels, of Park Falls, and Joe Paul, of Prentice, responded to a complaint of littered deer carcasses on private property near Lugerville. Michels and Paul discovered

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Wisconsin stocking up for holiday pheasant hunts

Hunters looking to spend more time afield this holiday season will find eight properties in central and southern Wisconsin stocked with 1,440 pheasants during the week of Dec. 21.

DNR names new deputy secretary, assistant deputy secretary

MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin DNR Secretary Preston D. Cole announced that DNR Assistant Deputy Secretary Todd Ambs will serve as DNR Deputy Secretary beginning Dec. 21, 2020, filling the role for Beth Bier who is

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