Catching fish requires finding fish, and the author stresses the importance of electronics on his fishing boat — along with learning how to use those electronics
Finding time to enjoy the outdoors is Pennsylvania hunting and fishing’s greatest detractor
When we let them, kids are capable of more than we might believe
Banquet/Fundraiser Aug. 5: Iowa County Chapter 227 DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Dodger Bowl, Dodgeville. For more info call Joe Philipps, 608-574-3317. Aug. 18: North Central Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Mountain Bay Banquet Center.
CUMBERLAND AREA Crappies are set up in the reeds and mid-depth weeds, while sunfish and bass remain along the shorelines of lakes Vermillion, Bear Trap, Staples, Beaver Dam, and Round. Walleye reports have been limited.
The Natural Resources Board (NRB) approved antlerless deer quotas and bonus tag numbers suggested by county citizen committees that will increase the antlerless harvest quota from 224,735 in 2015 to 256,775 deer this fall.
Warden Brandon Smith, of Burlington, contacted three subjects who were observed to be fishing on the Fox River near Silver Lake. Upon contact, two of the subjects were found to be fishing without a license.
Preliminary spring kill up 11 percent from 2015
2006 SAK audit by seven experts from U.S. and Canada had high praise for Wisconsin’s SAK deer formula
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