Washington – Wolf delisting, announced three weeks ago for states in the Midwest, as well as the Rocky Mountain region (except Wyoming), is on hold once again following inauguration day action by the incoming Obama
Bill Parker Michigan Editor CONGRATULATIONS to all the readers who entered our 2008 Best Buck Photo Contest. The mere fact that you entered says you deserve to be congratulated on a successful deer-hunting season. Winners
Bluegills and crappies have picked up markedly in the past week or so. Shallower bays or backwaters containing wood or green weeds have been a good choice in depths of 5 to 8 feet. Small
Anglers have had a lot of success jigging for white bass. The walleye and perch catch has been pretty low. Horseshoe Hole on Lake Poygan has been the only reported hot spot for walleye activity.
Fishermen have been finding the walleye action to be pretty steady on both Fox and Beaver Dam lakes. Fish the evenings with golden shiners under tip-ups. Crappies were being caught on small fatheads and plastics
Rhinelander, Wis. – A federal judge has dismissed a court case that challenged the Forest Service’s process of determining how logging would impact endangered wildlife, a ruling that is expected to end other lawsuits that
Walleye action is reported as fair, with northern pike also being caught in fairly good numbers over heavy green weeds. For walleyes, off-shore areas are the best – deep breaks on the edge of islands.
Most anglers off Potawatomi State Park have been reporting limited success on perch in 10 to 20 feet of water. The perch that were being landed were taking rose reds or wax worms. Northern pike
Ice fishing in the Sheboygan marina has been slow, but a few brown trout and northern pike have been caught on shiners. In Port Washington, ice anglers in the marina have been catching a few
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