District 1 — Ashland area Warden Windt, of Hurley, investigated several water regulation complaints in Iron County. Several of the complaints will require additional enforcement action. Warden Windt answered several hotline calls regarding fishing violations
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Trollers in Sheboygan have been catching decent numbers of chinooks, along with a few cohos, and rainbow and brown trout. Water temperatures near shore have warmed up. Fish have been around
ASHLAND AREA Water has been sticking right around the mid-70-degree range. Weed growth is good and clarity is very good. With that, fishing for all Chequamegon Bay species has been fair, but early morning and
One of the meanest pranks I ever pulled on my older brother was telling him that our parents bought him an ATV for his birthday. If my memory serves, I was 7 years old. My
Sure, it’s possible to hunt big game in July, but for us adults, we have to use our imagination a little bit. That’s what’s happening this week – this adult’s imagination has been turning grasshoppers
It wasn’t the new laptop computer she had wanted, but Dawn Weyer did get something from her husband, Ron, for Christmas that could be loaded, just not with software. It was a Browning 22 LR
The Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) program is offering a one-day workshop for women who want to apply for a concealed carry permit. The course will be offered on Saturday, July 28 at the Marathon Trap
During our traditional Fourth of July camping trip, fishing for panfish with the kids is predictable. This year was different; we ended up fishing for gold. My husband, Mike, and our two children traveled to
Ducks have a new friend in town. It is the Friends of the Duck Stamp. This friends group is an independent, non-profit group devoted to the promotion, preservation, sale and better understanding of the Federal
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