Sept. 19:_Lake Superior WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Solon Springs Community Center. For more info call Lorrie Gunnerson, 715-375-5417. Sept. 19: Ellsworth Rod & Gun Club Banquet, 6 p.m., at the Club. For more info call
Madison – How are the state’s archers going to fare when the 2009 bow deer season opens on Saturday, Sept. 12? As well as they can. How many deer are they going to kill? More
Hayward, Wis. – The Natural Resources Board has sent proposed public access rules for land bought with Knowles/Nelson Stewardship Program funds to public hearings, but the board had some concerns about the proposals. At the
ALGOMA_AREA Some salmon already have begun to get darker as the fall spawning run gets closer, and there have even been some fish being spotted up the Kewaunee River. Anglers have been reporting some success
DNR Report Madison – The 2009 fall wild turkey and ruffed grouse seasons are set to open at the start of shooting hours on Sept. 12, and state wildlife officials say hunter prospects are good
Winona, Minn. – Waterfowlers who chase ducks in the Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge in southwestern Wisconsin and southeastern Minnesota will encounter a few more changes beginning this fall. Perhaps the biggest change
Strange weather conditions have made for exceptional muskie fishing. Topwater action has been good, and big bucktails are taking their share of nice fish, as well. Look for weedy shorelines and mid-lake structure, where anglers
Walleye action has been fair, but the bluegills, crappies, and northern pike fishing has been good. The big news is the bass – both species are hitting like mad on most lakes. AAA Sports Shop,
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