One of the best things about catching Lake Michigan salmon is getting to eat it later. I was lucky to bring home 14 pounds of it last week. My favorite cooking techniques for salmon is
We rarely forget to feed and provide water to our hunting dogs and family pets. What about some respect for special trees, shrubs and other plants we’ve spend money, time and energy planting? Some counties
When the Natural Resources Board meets in Stevens Point on July 17, the DNR will ask the board to approve an in augural wolf harvest quota of 201 animals by making 2,000 permits available. If
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan, trollers are catching mostly chinooks and cohos in 50 to 140 feet of water. Piers anglers are catching a mixed bag of browns, chinooks, and rainbows, with a few
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA The salmon fishing continues to be outstanding on Lake Michigan from Washington Island to Algoma. Fly and dodger combos have been the best, but an assortment of spoons also are
A Hartford man is asking the Wisconsin Supreme Court to review his case in Washington County where he’s charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm.
The DNR is looking for feedback on the proposed harvest of between 142 and 233 wolves during a 2012 hunting and trapping season.
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, received a call from Red Cliff tribal wardens about 100-plus tires and rims dumped on county land near the reservation. A joint investigation found the
An “operational bulletin” issued by the Canadian government and intended to give some one-time law offenders from the United States a single free pass into the country appears to be working in most cases.
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