DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Salmon fishing on Lake Michigan from Sturgeon Bay up to Bailey’s Harbor has improved. Fishermen reported double-digit numbers and some huge fish up to 30 pounds in 80 to 140
With a minimum wolf count roughly the same this year as last, despite the harvest of 117 wolves in the state’s first modern-day season, the Natural Resources Board had little trouble approving a 2013-14 wolf
Wisconsin has one of the largest black bear populations in the nation, yet some resident hunters remain frustrated by the long wait to receive a Class A license that’s required to harvest a bear.
Following extensive debate, a deluge of offered amendments, and finally, a full U.S. House vote that killed a farm bill, the federal conservation program situation remains much the same as it was at the end
The DNR puts out a yearly news release encouraging outdoorsmen to buy a conservation patron’s license.
What a waste. Buckets of mulberries have fallen from a tree onto a town road.
The number of antlerless deer licenses available for the 2013 season would be trimmed by 21 percent under a proposal being considered by the state Natural Resources Commission.
When anglers discuss the best muskie waters in Michigan, Grand Traverse Bay doesn’t even get a mention.
Wisconsin hunters and trappers will see an increase in the timber wolf harvest quota and number of permits for the state’s second wolf season that will open Oct. 15.
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