ASHLAND AREA Things have changed – and quickly. We went from ice fishing one day to open water the next. The shorelines are pretty well open and folks are wading and casting for fish around
The initial report from three contracted “deer trustees” listed five main issues from hunters and landowners, with “too many predators” being the No. 1 problem with the state’s deer program.
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Walleye action has been excellent for fishermen trolling and casting from shore, with many 10-plus-pound fish being caught on crankbaits from boats and from shore. Some of the favorite spots
Waterfowl hunters’ hopes for more liberal rules that would allow a sea duck, early teal and sandhill crane season may one day be realized, but not in the near future.
District 9 — Black River Falls area Warden Matt Modjeski, of Sparta, investigated a trap theft case in Glendale Township. Modjeski found the traps had been set on private land without permission and within 2
The Natural Resources Board (NRB) approved a DNR request to begin the process to re-establish a four-day, antlerless-only gun deer season in the CWD zone.
Banquet/Fundraiser April 11: Coulee Country WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Westby Rod & Gun Club. For more info call Denise Bakkum, 608-452-3370. April 12: Washington County Chapter WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Washington Co. Fairgrounds. For more
BIG GREEN LAKE AREA Most of the attention has been on walleyes and white bass in the Fox River. Very few anglers have tried Big Green for panfish yet. North Bay, (920) 294-6462. LAKE MICHIGAN/METRO
Deer report from Drs. James Kroll, David Guynn and Gary Alt.
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