I missed the December spring turkey tag application deadline, so I was forced into purchasing a leftover permit “over-the-counter” at the last minute, or maybe, more aptly, the first minute
Banquet/Fundraiser March 23: Crex Meadows, Burnett County DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Crex Convention Center, Grantsburg. For more info call Scott Johnson, 715-431-0362. March 23: DeForest WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Comfort Inn & Suites. For more
ASHLAND AREA Wet weather followed by low temperatures discouraged most fishermen. Ice-fishing reports were mixed, but a few guys were still trying to scratch out some fish on inland lakes and Chequamegon Bay. Angler’s All,
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Fishing has been slow in Lake Michigan. Anglers are still fishing on the south end of the lagoon in Lakeshore State Park and are having success with brown trout on spawn
The status of Wisconsin’s diminutive and often overlooked panfish – bluegills, crappies, and yellow perch – is about to change.
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Ice conditions are excellent throughout the Door County Peninsula, even after the warm weather and rains. Actually, the melt during the weekend has made travel much easier for most anglers.
Despite court cases and lots of uncertainty, Wisconsin’s first wolf hunting and trapping season is in the books.
Some people might hear about a conservation group that works on “putting more sheep on the mountain” and think that all the members drive Range Rovers and care more about stocks than things that are
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