Madison – There remain a couple of steps before the Wisconsin duck-hunting season is set Aug. 13 by the Natural Resources Board, but federal officials last week dealt the state the hand with which it
Aug. 9: Badgerland Chapter SCI Banquet, 4 p.m., Chula Vista Resort. For more info call Mary Karow, 920-484-3459. Aug. 9: Chequamegon Archery Club Banquet, 4-8 p.m., Clubhouse. For more info call Gary Krueger II, 715-373-0170.
DNR Report Madison – All planned testing of wild fish for VHS fish disease has been completed for 2008, and results show that – so far – the deadly fish virus has not spread in
Madison – Wisconsin’s archery deer hunters can expect to have a better-than-average hunting season in most areas of the state, but they probably should not expect to surpass last year’s statewide bow kill of 116,010
In Sheboygan, trollers have had decent success in 50 to 150 feet of water, with rainbows and chinooks favoring spoons run off downriggers. Some of the best action has been off of Cleveland. Shore fishing
Bayfield, Wis. – Chequamegon Bay northern pike minimum size limits and bag limits will not change – at least for now – say local DNR fisheries biologists after receiving angler requests to increase pike size
Lake Superior trolling is slowly falling into summer patterns, and fishing been good to fair, depending on the weather. Stable weather and high pressure will improve the bite. Cold-water fish are transitioning to the first
Chinook salmon have been cooperating out by Green Island, with the north side of the island being the most productive. Anglers have been reporting catches of chinooks in 80 feet of water, 50 to 60
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