
Gather forest goodies legally this summer
Wisconsin residents may legally collect edible forest products from public lands, but those items may not be sold.

Wisconsin residents may legally collect edible forest products from public lands, but those items may not be sold.

Fish farming in the state has traditionally centered on raising bait and sport fish for anglers, but new aquaculture businesses are moving the focus back to fish meant to be eaten.

Small pieces of plastic have skirted the wastewater treatment process and ended up in the eastern Wisconsin lake, research says.

Michigan leads the way among Great Lakes states with grants totaling more than $1 million.

Wisconsin deer hunters – not the deer herd – needed the ‘help’ of Dr. James Kroll.

Kristen Monroe talks about balancing floats with the proper sinker weight to achieve ‘neutral buoyancy.’

Use electronics to locate panfish in deeper water during the warmer months of July and August.

A rare lull on the sports front for the high-schoolers provides opportunity for hot action on the water.
ASHLAND AREA Smallmouth bass are just starting to move to their summer haunts, but some are still in 5 feet of water or less where moving baits very slowly is the most productive way to
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