ASHLAND AREA Fishing has been pretty good for the people who have made it out. Trout, salmon, and smallmouths are being caught consistently in Chequamegon Bay. For walleyes, try the Ashland shoreline at night and
Editor’s note: This issue carries the field reports from the southern Wisconsin game warden teams for September. The September reports for the northern teams appeared in the last issue, with the exception of Eau Claire
Madison – The new call-in and online registration process for fall turkey hunting seems to be going smoothly, according to Sharon Fandel, DNR assistant upland game biologist. Phone calls and online entries are coming in
Madison – The Natural Resources Board (NRB) voted to delay adopting the master plan for 90,000 acres comprising the Sandhill, Wood County and Meadow Valley wildlife areas at its Oct. 26 meeting. The Department of
Banquet/Fundraiser Nov. 4: South Central Wisconsin WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Peppercorn Banquets, Monroe. For more info call Norman Whitehead, 608-325-7584. Nov. 5: Prairie du Chien Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Huckleberry’s Restaurant & Banquet Facility.
Wisconsin pheasant hunters, for the most part, are finding out just what two to three tough winters can do to wild pheasant populations. While carryover of state-released birds, or birds raised by landowners, have made
Green Bay, Wis. – Undercover wildlife officers who were with a bear-hunting group when a De Pere man was mauled by a wounded black bear helped bring wildlife charges against the group’s leader, John J.
ASHLAND AREA Nice catches of cohos were still being taken off of Saxon Harbor, and the fall run of brown trout were in the harbor. Last week’s rain should bring flow to Lake Superior tributaries,
Banquet/Fundraiser Oct. 22: Coulee Region Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Baus Haus Lounge. For more info call Dave, 608-792-0061. Oct. 24: Abbyland WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., El Norteno, Curtiss. For more info call Kathy
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