
Hunting big bucks takes discipline
I am always amazed by how quickly some hunters will give it up after only a few slow days in a stand

I am always amazed by how quickly some hunters will give it up after only a few slow days in a stand

Hunting skills and time spent in the woods are critical, but sometimes it just comes down to luck.

Whether it’s live fatheads or frozen shiners, hooking your minnows the right way produces more strikes from walleyes, perch, crappies, and pike alike.
Banquet/Fundraiser Nov. 13: Fall District WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Stadium View, Green Bay. For more info call Jamie Merck, 920-284-6548. Nov. 15: Rib Lake WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Camp 28, Rib Lake. For more info

An informal audit of citations written by DNR conservation wardens from 2003 through 2013 shows that the number of citations issued from 2011 through 2013 has dropped
ASHLAND AREA Trout and salmon fishing is hit and miss due to weather conditions. Anglers are flat-lining shad-style crankbaits, trolling from Bono Creek, along the Washburn shoreline out to the Sioux and Onion rivers, and

It’s usually about the money, and it was again recently when a public meeting on the problems confronting the Lake Michigan yellow perch fishery was convened in Milwaukee
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Bass fishing continues to provide lots of action for some giant smallmouths. This time of year, most fishermen concentrate around steep shoreline drops, off-shore reefs, shoals, and deep channel cuts.

County deer advisory councils have been meeting throughout the state, and one Natural Resources Board member wants to be sure the recommendations coming from the committees are really from the public.
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