ASHLAND AREA Lake Superior anglers are fishing deep now for summer lake trout, although there still have been a few spotty coho reports coming in. Get well off shore for the coolest waters and the
Oshkosh, Wis. – The need to capture hundreds of deer for a statewide research project means there will be plenty of room for hunters to volunteer to help. In fact, their aid might even be
Washington – The likelihood of an expanded nationwide hunter access program took a step forward earlier this month when the USDA announced that states like Wisconsin could apply for start-up funding for such an undertaking.
District 1 – Ashland area No report available. District 2 – Cumberland area Warden Jesse Ashton, of Luck, apprehended a subject running bears with hounds during the closed season (June) near Balsam Lake. The subject
Madison – It was a sunny afternoon on Thursday, June 24, when Gov. Doyle, DNR_Secretary Matt Frank, staffers, and members of The Nature Conservancy visited Wabikon Lake in Forest County to inform citizens that the
Milladore, Wis. – The DNR_Turkey Committee met June 16 at the Mead Wildlife Area and set final permit levels for this fall and preliminary permit levels for the spring of 2011 – numbers that will
July 10: Wisconsin Waterfowl Assoc. Picnic, 4-8 p.m., Paradise Shores Resort. For more info call Ashly Steinke, 608-206-7721. July 13:_Marshview Conservation Club Banquet, 6:30 p.m., Range Line Inn. For more info call 920-467-6569. July 15:_Adams
Fitchburg, Wis. – It’s here. “No bow doe” rules will be in place for 19 deer units this fall. Antlerless deer carcass tags issued this fall with archery hunting licenses will only be allowed to
ASHLAND_AREA Surface temps on Lake Superior are approaching the high 60s in some areas already. Anglers are switching over to summer lake trout tactics and areas. In the islands, fish are moving to the first
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