ASHLAND AREA Chequamegon Bay smallies are scattering throughout the bay. The bite can be tough, as the fish are recouping from the spawn, but fish are feeding throughout the day. Most anglers are having luck
Banquet/Fundraiser July 20: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc., Royal St. Patrick’s Golf Links. For more info call Don Kirby, 262-224-4949. Aug. 4: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Hunter’s Picnic, 5:30 p.m., Moose Lodge, Rice Lake. For more info call
Pheasants a good pick to introduce family, friends to hunting fun Wisconsin is two months from the start of the archery gun season, and about the best time to share your hunting traditions with friends
Hunters with disabilities can sign up for the 2011 disabled gun deer hunt by contacting sponsoring landowners directly to make arrangements. Hunters are encouraged to contact sponsors as soon as possible so sponsors can meet
CASSVILLE, Wis. (AP) – A 13-year-old has been accidentally electrocuted while trying to gather earthworms in his yard for a fishing trip with his father in the Village of Cassville in southwest Wisconsin. The Grant
Wisconsin’s 2011 Deer Hunting Regulations have been posted on the state DNR website. Click here to read them over, and get ready for fall!
WILD ROSE, Wis. – Nearly 3 million walleye, Wisconsin anglers’ favorite fish, have been stocked in dozens of lakes and rivers waters over the last few weeks. The fish, up to 2 months old and
I have fished for bass, bluegills, perch, crappies, and smallmouth bass. I have never been taught how to catch a walleye, muskie, or northern pike. Can I fish for them from shore in southeastern Wisconsin,
Turkey hunting used to be easy, or at least we thought so based on the numbers of birds registered and gobbler responses in the fields and forests. Not so much now, at least that’s what
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