District 10 – Wautoma area Warden Ted Dremel, of Waupaca, participated in a group check in Green Lake County to address complaints about illegal night hunting. He also responded to several trapping-related complaints and spent
Madison – The DNR has announced that over-the-counter service hours at a number of service centers will expand. When the transition is complete later this winter, the changes will be phased in center by center
Milwaukee – The best current advice for those planning to ice fish on most of the lakes in the southern third of Wisconsin, including the major harbors on Lake Michigan, is to call ahead for
Madison – If Wisconsin duck hunters are ever going to have a sea duck season on the Great Lakes, it’s going to take the cooperation of other Great Lakes states. Not to mention plenty of
ASHLAND AREA All of the smaller inland lakes now have plenty of ice, and northern pike and panfish have been active. Some of the bigger lakes are still a little sketchy in the middle. Chequamegon
Banquet/Fundraiser Jan. 19: North Country WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Eagle Waters Resort. For more info call Mark Hartmann, 715-479-5067. Jan. 19: Northern Kettles Chapter NWTF, 5 p.m., Millhome Supper Club. For more info call Matt
Madison – Wisconsin landowners who have had problems with timber wolves will be able to apply for wolf-shooting permits from the DNR by Jan. 27. Trappers from the DNR and USDA Wildlife Services also will
Banquet/Fundraiser Jan. 7, 2012: Carlton Hunting & Fishing Club, 4 p.m., Heritage Farm. For more info call Bob Kentgen, 920-304-2501. Jan. 19, 2012: North Country WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Eagle Waters Resort. For more info
ASHLAND AREA Ice conditions on Chequamegon Bay just aren’t improving, but once the area gets some cold weather and windless days, anglers will be walking on ice in no time. The good news is that
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