District 2 — Cumberland area Warden Jesse Ashton, of Luck, apprehended two subjects for exceeding their panfish possession limit on Bone Lake. The couple was found to have 47 panfish in the live basket. Ashton
Banquet/Fundraiser Oct. 5: Racine, Kenosha NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Roma Lodge, Racine. Call Erik, 262-748-7310. Oct. 6: Rock River Rescue Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Turner Hall, Watertown. For more info call Tom Beyer, 920-988-6965. Oct. 11:
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Windy conditions slowed action on Lake Michigan, but good numbers of 2- to 3-pound salmon are expected, plus some bonus rainbows. Larger kings are being caught in the Sturgeon Bay
BEAVER DAM/FOX LAKE AREA Fishing is getting better as the water cools. Some bluegills were being reported around shallow weeds and docks. Walleyes have been tough to catch, but people are catching a few. Tim
ASHLAND AREA Muskie fishing has picked up with the cooler weather, with a lot of average fishing caught and a couple in the 48-inch range. Typical fall lures have been producing fish. Bass fishing has
The Natural Resources Board has voted 6-1 not to have the DNR write an emergency rule that would regulate the training and use of dogs to hunt wolves this fall.
An elk that was harvested near Clam Lake by an Ojibwe tribal member Sept. 14 was served as part of a thanksgiving feast and ceremony on the Bad River Reservation last week
Details are still thin, but apparently Wisconsin archery deer hunter Paul Keller shot a nontypical buck near the town of Marion that should score in the neighborhood of 244 inches
Getting ready for bow season? Or, have you already taken your deer? After meeting Zelenda Koch, perhaps I have a better chance of scoring on one this year. She’s currently working toward obtaining her Ph.D.
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