Madison – State sportsmen and conservation groups turned out in big numbers to deliver passionate testimony in favor of the “DNR secretary bill” to the Assembly Natural Resources Committee during a July 28 public hearing
Most of the Upper Chippewa Basin received 1 to 2 inches of much-needed rain, but it all seems to have soaked into the ground, as river and lake levels continue to be low. Angling success
Fremont, Wis. – A recent state law change that will limit boat speeds within 100 feet of a lake’s shore beginning in 2010 has at least one DNR conservation warden wondering why the same law
Boaters on the Mississippi River should use caution now that the river is below the 7-foot mark. Wing dams, closing dams, and sunken logs now pose a serious danger to lower units. Panfishing improved a
Muskies are providing good, steady action. Bucktails run fairly fast through and over weeds are producing a lot of fish. Early and late in the day, use a surface bait. When working thick weeds, run
DNR Report Madison Madison – With the overall picture on the 2009 waterfowl breeding populations being very good, state wildlife officials say hunters can expect average to liberal season frameworks for this fall. Public hearings
Muskie action continued its generally slow trend of this season, with many anglers becoming frustrated with the variable success. The constantly changing weather seems to have kept the fish on the move, and no consistent
The Stiles dam area has still been producing some nice panfish on slip bobbers and worms on the south side of the dam. Walleyes were still being caught out of Pensaukee and the Oconto Breakwater
Although last week’s rain helped bring up the flow for the Bois Brule River for a short while, it is pretty low once again. As of July 30, the flow was at 103 cfs (cubic
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