District 1 — Ashland area Warden John Krull, of Superior, was on patrol in Douglas County when he located a pickup parked at a boat landing. The truck’s owner is under a term of revocation
ASHLAND AREA Anglers are fishing on smaller lakes. They also were fishing at Second Landing on Nov. 18. There was only 2 inches of ice then, but they were fishing. The bay had been frozen
GREEN BAY/APPLETON AREA Last week’s low temperatures iced up most boat ramps on the Fox River and on Green Bay. Some hardcore muskie anglers are still breaking ice to find open water for trolling. Green
As of Nov. 18, there had been 142 wolves registered by trappers and hunters, animals that count against the 2014 statewide quota of 150 animals.
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Beaver Dam Lake had 2 to 4 inches of ice on Nov. 19, but the ice isn’t that good all over, and there were still some open areas. Guys
In what nearly everyone thought would be a close race almost right up to election day, voters on Nov. 4 overwhelmingly defeated North Dakota Clean Water, Wildlife and Parks Amendment Measure 5
Hard-water warriors frequently battle the elements in their quest for glory.
Many deer hunters enjoy returning to the same spot season after season, no matter what the results.
When early hard water arrives, attract fish first, then determine what lure triggers bites. And don’t be afraid to start big and work down.
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