
Walleye anglers unite for prime spinner rig time
Learn to run spinner rigs and you’ll catch more fishing throughout the open-water angling season.

Learn to run spinner rigs and you’ll catch more fishing throughout the open-water angling season.
Editor’s note: July field reports from the Ashland, Wautoma, Oshkosh and Milwaukee teams appeared in the previous issue. District 2 — Cumberland area Warden Jesse Ashton, of Luck, contacted a boater towing a skier in
Banquet/Fundraiser Sept. 6: Wings Over Wisconsin Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Mayville Golf Club. For more info call Dewy Crist, 920-387-3955. Sept. 6: Grant County DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Belmont Convention Center. For more info call Arnie

Coverts is a 14th century English word describing a dense thicket that provides shelter for wildlife. The reunion gave landowners a chance to hear two dozen speakers on all aspects of land management.
AMERY AREA Walleyes and panfish are biting on Lake Wapogasset in 12 to 15 feet, and Balsam Lake is producing sunfish in 12 feet. Bucktails are raising muskies on Bone and Deer, as are suckers

Use your electronics to identify fruitless water and then locate active fish.

Researchers examine meaning for the vocalizations

Too many fishermen put away their topwater baits when summer ends

Anglers everywhere are fishing from new-fangled kayaks. A few simple equipment choices can determine whether you bring fillets home.
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