AMERY AREA Muskies are chasing bucktails and suckers in 12 to 15 feet on the Apple River, Deer Lake, and Wapogasset Lake. Panfish are biting in 15 to 20 feet Balsam Lake, Half Moon Lake,
Game bird numbers should look good this fall for ruffed grouse, pheasants and turkeys considering the breeding and nesting conditions that passed through Wisconsin this year, according to state wildlife officials.
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Largemouth bass fishing will be best around piers and slop, or in deeper water. Wacky worms, plastic frogs, rigged worms, swim jigs, shallow running crankbaits and nightcrawlers will work best around
GREEN BAY/APPLETON AREA Walleye fishing continues strong on the west side of the bay, with some nice catches reported in the Oconto, Pensaukee and Geano Beach areas. Crankbaits seem to be the bait of choice.
Banquet/Fundraiser Sept. 18: Markesan Wings Over WI Banquet, Royal Ridges, Ripon. For more info call Keith Bock, 920-229-4687. Sept. 19: Roche-A-Cri WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., The Cedar Shack, Adams. For more info call Becky Kirsenlohr,
Fairchild farm is 33 miles from Jackson County elk release site
Use grouse, dove, and waterfowl seasons as an opportunity to hone your skills (and your dog’s skills) before roosters become hunting priority one.
One falls to brain worm/wolf, another to vehicle collision
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