DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA Smallmouth anglers are having success between Egg Harbor and Sister Bay in 12 to 20 feet of water. Shore anglers had success using worms in 12 to 20 feet of
Pressured by an ever-growing number of wolf advocates wishing to increase the state’s population goal to at least 500 animals this fall,
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, fishing has improved. Most boaters are catching better numbers than earlier in the season. The best depths have been from 30 feet out to 140 feet. The most consistent
A freshwater salmon sought by some anglers for its fight and “catchability” is being considered for introduction into Wisconsin waters through an effort involving Green Lake-area fishermen and the DNR.
ASHLAND AREA Fishing remains stable on Chequamegon Bay. Smallmouths are in deeper areas. Use suckers. Some days allowed sight-fishing in shallower water with plastics, minnows, crankbaits, or flies. Walleye anglers are slow-trolling crawler harnesses and
The months of August and September have not been kind to those seeking to train their hunting dogs, harvest a bear while using hounds, or perhaps take their dogs for a walk in the woods.
Manufacturers of traditional ATVs and the increasingly popular side-by-side UTVs are expanding their lineups at both ends of the spectrum.
Prohibit acquisition with the proposed $10 increase in the cost of the federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp? No thanks.
Point and shoot: whether it’s trap, sporting clays, skeet, or wild birds, your wing-shooting skills can benefit from these tips
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