AMERY AREA It’s been a slower week of fishing, especially for walleyes. The north end of Lake Wapogasset is giving up crappies and sunfish in 12 feet, while pike are being caught on the Apple
Banquets/Fundraisers Feb. 23: Brillion Boss Toms NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Woodfire Lodge. For more info call Carren Ott, 920-371-2087. Feb. 23: Coulee TU Banquet, 6 p.m., Cedar Creek Country Club, Onalaska. For more info call
MINNEAPOLIS — An invasive species with a jarring name has turned up in Lake Superior: the bloody red shrimp. Researchers found a single specimen of the tiny shrimp in a sample collected from the Duluth-Superior
Scenes from the recent National Wild Turkey Federation annual convention and sport show at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville, Tenn.
Any anglers wondering how they might fish Madison area lakes from shore may pick up a free copy of “A Guide to Shore Fishing on the Madison Area Lakes” at the Wisconsin Fishing Expo (WFE),
ONALASKA, Wis. — After graduating from college, Eric Leis meant to thank his parents for their support. He never got around to sending a card, but 10 years later he showed his gratitude – by
MADISON, Wis. — A Menominee Indian tribal member is asking the Wisconsin Legislature for tougher action to stop chronic wasting disease and to join the fight against a Michigan gold mine. Gary Besaw delivered the
One of several cougar sightings in recent months, this animal was recorded on a security camera during the early morning hours of Feb. 7 as it crossed a walkway in front of the residence.
With Thiede’s departure, Ed Eberle, the current assistant deputy secretary, has been appointed to the deputy secretary’s role and Patrick Stevens, now the division administrator for the agency’s Environmental Management division, has been appointed as
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