Wisconsin waters are open and people may fish if they have a license and abide by normal season regulations. In addition, all regulations apply for hunting and trapping.
As of Tuesday, March 24, state parks, trails and restrooms remain open; property buildings closed.
Blogger also wonders if the DNR might consider opening up deer season a little earlier this year.
Knowing how crappies move and adjust their habits during ice-out, pre-spawn and spawn will put more fillets in the frying pan.
Banquets/Fundraisers March 21: De Forest WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Comfort Inn & Suites, De Forest. For more info call Brian Britten, 608-345-8409. March 21: Buck Trail Archers WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Buck Trail Archery, Burlington.
NORTHERN REGION Park Falls Team / January Wardens Aaron Koshatka, of Hayward, and Steve Pyfferoen, of Ladysmith, contacted two fishermen on Big Sissabagama Lake in Sawyer County. One didn’t have a fishing license. He did
The goal of the bag limit reduction is to reduce walleye exploitation on the Winnebago System and maintain a sustainable fishery.
Conservation Congress and Wisconsin DNR decided to cancel in-person portion of spring hearing meetings scheduled April 13 due to coronavirus pandemic, but sportsmen may submit local rule resolutions through April 6.
During this challenging time, find comfort in the great outdoors and enjoy the upcoming peak of the spring migration.
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