District 1 — Ashland area Warden Jill Schartner, of Drummond, investigated a case involving two subjects with nuisance bear tags who were hunting bears. They were hunting outside of the nuisance bear area. Charges are
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Shore and boat anglers are still having success in the Sturgeon Bay canal and at all of the northern ports up to Sister Bay. Spoons and plugs have been the
BEAVER DAM / FOX LAKE AREA Fishing pressure has been light due to the weather. Anglers are reporting decent catches of crappies around the Maple Point area in 10 to 14 feet of water on
ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay anglers are having success trolling for salmon and trout. Cohos, steelhead, and browns can still be found in deep water. Shore fishermen have been catching smallmouths on suckers, plastics, and crankbaits.
Staring at the photo of a wolf hanging from a rafter, Jim Lane declared, “That was probably 99 percent luck. Probably any eighth-grade kid could make the shot I did.”
The Wisconsin Waterfowl Association (WWA) is hoping to win a grant for $25,000 to help to fund a 152-acre project located in the Oconto County town of Abrams. But they will need our help. The
While talking to a farm manager regarding an article about pheasant hunting recently, drought, short grasses for bird cover, and poor wild mushroom crops became an interesting sideline. This manager was lamenting not finding a
What kind of binoculars do you have in your pack? Before talking with Trent Marsh from Hawke Optics, the only thing I was aware of was magnification. Whether glassing for the elusive white-tailed deer on
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Salmon fishing has been slow to fair. Expect fishing to pick up for 2- and 3-year-old salmon through October. Shore anglers and trollers are seeing good action in the Sturgeon
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