Are critters really more abundant, or are citizens working from home simply seeing more of the birds and mammals that always have lived among us?
The author has a new fishing partner, one who allows him to steal a kiss after an impressive catch.
Ever wonder why swinging and missing is so common in all types of fishing?
It seems early, but weeds are developing quickly and they are already giving up a mixed bag of fish in many parts of the state. Look for those weed bites to remain strong.
Walleyes viewed as having dual importance because of high angler interest and, as a top predator, can lead to better size structure for other desired species like black crappies and bluegills.
Just shy of 28,000 Wisconsin residents entered the drawing for one of four once-in-a-lifetime elk tags. The winners are from the cities of Appleton, Junction City, Marengo and McFarland.
With capacity limits in place for select properties since May 1, some of these properties have seen an overwhelming number of visitors.
Wisconsin bass anglers find steady action during that tricky spawn/post-spawn period.
COVID-19 restrictions pointing more people toward the outdoors for the first time.
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