GREEN BAY/APPLETON AREA Last week’s warmer weather, along with the winds and floating weeds, have slowed fishing on Green Bay. Walleyes can be caught in 18 to 26 feet of water. Deep-diving crankbaits have been
ASHLAND AREA Fishing has been great. Lake trout and salmon have been biting in 90 to 100 feet of water, with most anglers having success on spoons. Live bait has been working for bass near
Challengers of the state’s new wolf season interpreted the DNR’s hound hunting segment of the regulations very literally
The summer of 2012 will go down in the books as a summer of drought throughout many areas of the country, including central and southern Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress Big Game Committee voted at its Aug. 18 meeting to endorse the final report and recommendations submitted by Dr. James Kroll
New stamps for turkey, pheasant and waterfowl hunters were selected on Aug. 25 and will be issued to hunters during the 2013 hunting seasons. Winning the wild turkey contest, with a painting of an early
Rare is the person who is so set in his or her ways, those who raise their voice every time a certain topic comes up, but then surprises us by being won over by our
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Salmon action continues to be good in Door County. Flies behind dodger/flasher combos continue to take a majority of the fish, but spoons are working well, too. Depths of 110
Significant cuts in chinook salmon stocking in Lake Michigan are on the table as Great Lakes fisheries staff continue to deal with balancing game fish and their available food sources.
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