ASHLAND AREA At the time of this writing, Chequamegon Bay had just begun to freeze over and was not yet hosting ice anglers. On the inland scene, small lakes and bays safe from wind are
Washington – Whether or not the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removes gray wolves from the federal list of endangered species this year might just be rendered irrelevant by that time, should any of a
Banquet/Fundraiser Dec. 3: Hunter Appreciation WTU Banquet, 4:30 p.m., All-Star Lanes Banquet Hall, LaCrosse. For more info call Jim Wiltinger, 608-689-2234. Dec. 5: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Banquet, 6 p.m., Beaver Dam Conservation Club. For more
District 2 – Cumberland area Wardens Jesse Ashton, of Luck, and Phil Dorn, of Cumberland, investigated a shining and shooting case. They observed a vehicle headlighting deer in a field after 10 p.m. and conducted
Oshkosh, Wis. – The DNR currently is working with the Menominee Indian tribe to establish a sturgeon population in the Wolf River above the Shawano dams. One of the most significant conservation success stories of
ASHLAND AREA In Chequamegon Bay, anglers are having success trolling for salmon and trout. Shore fishermen have been catching walleyes at night, mostly on crankbaits. Lake Superior anglers are still catching trout and salmon in
Sometimes a person has to consider if the “means to an end” can justify “the end.” It can be a dangerous scenario. A bill is being considered right now authored by Rep. Joel Kleefisch of
ASHLAND AREA Fishing has been pretty good for the people who have made it out. Trout, salmon, and smallmouths are being caught consistently in Chequamegon Bay. For walleyes, try the Ashland shoreline at night and
District 1 – Ashland area Warden John Windt, of Hurley, tagged an 8-point buck that was killed by a young hunter during the youth hunt. The youth and his dad showed up at Windt’s home
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