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Northern Wisconsin Fishing Report – January 24th, 2014

ASHLAND AREA Warmer temperatures finally brought out the anglers, and they’ve been fishing Chequamegon Bay from east of Ashland all the way around to Washburn. Most anglers are fishing the channel and the drops into

Southern Wisconsin Fishing Report – January 24th, 2014

LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Fishing improved with the “warmup” and a bit more stable weather pattern. Some of that improvement came simply because people went fishing. Most anglers avoided fishing during that brutal cold snap.

Central Wisconsin Fishing Report – January 24th, 2014

DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Whitefish action has been absolutely fantastic along the whole peninsula. Some of the hot spots have been Sugar Creek, Henderson’s Point, Riley’s Point, Larson’s Reef, and from the Old Stone

WCC’s 80th year opens with tundra swan idea

It was 1934 when the likes of conservation icons Aldo Leopold, Wisconsin Chief Game Warden Harley MacKenzie, and Superintendent of Game William Grimmer created the county-based system of citizen natural resources involvement

Wisconsin Cuffs & Collars – January 10th, 2014

District 7 — Wisconsin Rapids area Warden Jon Scharbarth, of Stevens Point, and recruit Josh Loining made contact with a property owner regarding a fresh gut pile and blood trail that ended at an illegally

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