
Pre-season scouting for female hunting gear, part 2
In a recent blog post I talked about the trials and tribulations of finding hunting gear for women, especially at an affordable price.

In a recent blog post I talked about the trials and tribulations of finding hunting gear for women, especially at an affordable price.

Plastics have revolutionized modern fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleyes, and even pike and muskies. Don’t forget to use the new wave of angling plastics for panfish this summer.

Trail cameras are great for scouting for the bowhunting season when you can’t use a spotting scope
District 6 — Eau Claire area Warden Hanna responded to numerous complaints in June from rural landowners regarding conflicts with wildlife, including a pine snake, red squirrel, goose, badger, fox, three raccoons, a skunk, two
Banquet/Fundraiser Aug. 7: Iowa County DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Dodger Bowl, Dodgevile. For more info call Joe Philipps, 608-574-3317. Aug. 7: Central Wisconsin NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Shooter’s Bar, Plover. For more info call Randy
MARINETTE/OCONTO AREA Fishing on Lake Noquebay has improved lately. Bass have been hitting spinnerbaits and artificial worms, tubes, and frogs. Fish the 8- to 12-foot weed breaks and the lily pads for some nice action.
AMERY AREA Look for crappies on Loveless Lake and sunfish on Bear Trap Lake, Big Round Lake, Balsam Lake, and Pike Lake in 12 to 20 feet. Throw spinnerbaits or bucktails for muskies on the

The long-awaited release of 23 elk into Wisconsin’s Central Forest Region of Jackson County may be just around the corner. Kevin Wallenfang, the DNR’s deer and elk ecologist, anticipates the new herd will be
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Catch rates remained low at the ramps in Sheboygan, with around two fish per boat. Lakers and rainbows were most common, with one or two chinooks mixed in. Most fishermen seemed
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