LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES Trollers in Sheboygan have been catching chinooks, cohos, browns, and lake trout in 25 to 35 feet of water on spoons of various colors. Pier fishing has been slow. In Port
Some of my close friends and even family members think I am crazy for it. “You couldn’t pay me $2,000 to wake up at 2 a.m. and sit in a blind for hours on end
A formal notice was issued by the WDNR this week reminding ATV and UTV users, but only those whose machines are registered as public use machines, that the machines are required to have a back
The last time that Larry Keith, of Eau Claire, and I hunted turkeys together was three years ago. It was a good day for both of us. We were hunting Crawford County, about a mile
Some things just never disappoint. Be it going to your favorite restaurant for your favorite dish, flushing the first grouse of the season with your favorite dog, or spending the Wisconsin fishing opener on any
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Brown trout action continues to stay hot from Gills Rock south to Algoma, with a few rainbows, lakers, and kings in the mix. Trollers have been concentrating on the primary
LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO AREA LAKES In Sheboygan County, the lakefront has had little fishing activity due to strong winds and high waves. On the Sheboygan River, anglers fishing for northern pike with golden shiners at the
ASHLAND AREA Trolling is still the No. 1 thing that is going on out of Ashland, Washburn, and up to Bayfield. Cohos have been the main catch. What has changed is location and fishing style
District 9 — Black River Falls area Warden Matt Modjeski, of Sparta, recognized the name of a fisherman as being on the Wildlife Violator Compact, with all of his DNR licenses suspended. A check with
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