Pre-spawn walleyes are this week’s target and a Lindy Jig tipped with a minnow proves to be a deadly combination as the fish become more active as water temps rise throughout the day.
The great blue heron is a major predator of trout and, by far, the writer’s least favorite bird.
The only DNR-proposed rule change for 2015 coming from the April 14 spring hearings apparently will saddle sportsmen in 11 counties with motor trolling starting next year, even though they rejected the proposal one more
Editor’s note: The first five field reports are leftover from February. District 1 — Ashland area Warden John Krull, of Superior, assisted the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department and Superior Police Department with a call about
No updates to OWI rules from last year
Banquet/Fundraiser May 3: Burnett County WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., American Legion Hall. For more info call Don Chell, 715-689-2233. May 5: Northwest Wisconsin WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., The Prime Bar & Family Dining. For more
Voters at the annual spring fish and game hearings April 14 rejected an advisory question on whether to extend the early catch-and-release season to a Jan. 1 opener
ASHLAND AREA Ice on the inland lakes is starting to get soft, but the big lake was still hard as a rock as of April 22. Perch are moving into shallow water on Chequamegon Bay,
DOOR PENINSULA AND ALGOMA/KEWAUNEE AREA As for the ice fishing? I am going to say it is pretty much done for. It’s time to get the boats out and get ready for open water. As
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