June 20:_WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Moose Jaw Resort. For more info call 715-762-3028. July 14:_Marshview Conservation Club Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Range Line Inn. For more info call 920-467-6569. July 23:_Lake Country Chapter WWA Banquet, Golden
Door County 920-868-3278 Chapparal Restaurant, Campground, Resort S320 State Hwy. 33, Wonewoc, MI 53968 888-283-0755 Cabin Rentals, Sites with full hookup, Basic Tent Sites, RV Drive thru Sites Arbor Vitae Campground 10545 Big Arbor Vitae
In Jefferson County, anglers were catching some white bass on the upper Crawfish River on Twister tails and flies. Some catfish are being caught on the Rock and Crawfish rivers in northern Jefferson and southern
More liberal group deer-hunting law to follow Madison – A bill that would give hunters up to one hour to tag a “group-killed” deer, allow them to carry an uncased firearm in a vehicle, and
Water temps were 47 to 52 degrees last week. Anglers caught kings and lake trout south of Manitowoc and north of Two Rivers north off Rawleys Point in 70 to 140 feet of water, and
Madison – Sportsmen rallied last week to a call to arms, so to speak, from conservation leaders who claim that recent Joint Finance Committee action jeopardizes hunting, fishing, and trapping access to some future public
Overnight temperatures hovering around freezing have kept the bug numbers low for now. Inland fishing has remained a little slow, with the water temperatures slow to rise. Anglers in the Peshtigo Harbor area are catching
Walleyes can be found in deeper water along any green vegetation. Crappie action varies from lake to lake, but they can be found wherever warmer water temps exist. Bluegills are beginning to show up in
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