ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay smallmouths will be biting right until the bitter end. They’re stacked up in spots along the Ashland shoreline, and along the rock pile. Jigs, spoons, and live bait have been catching
A lesser-known Asian carp snafu in Illinois illustrates the need for NR 40, the Wisconsin DNR’s invasive species rule created in 2009
Make sure you know the rule before releasing an arrow or bolt Opening weekend is in a couple days and for this first time ever a person can use a “primitive” weapon instead of their
The title of this blog should have been, My First Deer. I sure was grateful when an invitation came to join my friends at their farmhouse – the ultimate deer camp. Last weekend, I shot
You’ve heard the complaints. “We don’t have any new trout anglers or deer hunters because the regulations are too complicated. We’d need a Philadelphia lawyer to interpret them for us.” Well, guess what. Some of
It’s never too early to start planning for the spring of 2013.
Bad things don’t happen in my neighborhood. That’s what I keep hearing from my neighbors. I have friends who tell me they have no reason to carry a concealed weapon because they actually believe that.
Wisconsin trappers edged ahead in overall wolf harvest through Oct. 31 with 27 wolves registered as of that day. Hunters had accounted for 17 registered wolves as of Oct. 31, with 44 total wolves registered
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.
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