LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan County, the lakefront has had little fishing activity due to strong winds and high waves. On the Sheboygan River, anglers fishing for northern pike with golden shiners at the
The first public archery range in Washington County will open this fall provided enough private funding can be scraped together to get it started, according to Justin Casperson, the recreation supervisor for the city of
ASHLAND AREA Trolling is still the No. 1 thing that is going on out of Ashland, Washburn, and up to Bayfield. Cohos have been the main catch. What has changed is location and fishing style
District 9 — Black River Falls area Warden Matt Modjeski, of Sparta, recognized the name of a fisherman as being on the Wildlife Violator Compact, with all of his DNR licenses suspended. A check with
Banquet/Fundraiser May 6: Phillips Area WTU Banquet, 1 p.m, Red’s Big Bear Lodge, Winter. For more info call Doug Makovsky, 715-820-3475. May 8: Darboy DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Darboy Club, Appleton. For more info call
It seems we cannot get away from playing the blame game, suggesting they, not us, are the problem. We have seen the blame game in politics for longer than we care to remember. Tell everyone
Thanks to an unseasonably warm March, many anglers thought that come the season opener this Saturday, that many gamefish would be done spawning and already in early summer patterns. After interviewing several bait and tackle
A concealed carry permit and a loaded gun in a holster doesn’t mean squat. Unless of course, good split-second decision-making skills and proper training are incorporated.
ASHLAND AREA Colder weather has not allowed water temps to rise much, or fast, like most have thought would happen since early ice-out. Most of the fish, except for steelhead, have not even spawned yet.
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