In Dane County, turkey hunters had tough hunting during the fifth period. Gobblers were spending a lot of time in the woods. Trout fishing continues to be good throughout the area. Fishing on Madison lakes
In Sheboygan, a few browns have been caught from south pier on spoons. Trolling has been slow. In Port Washington, anglers fishing off the pier and in the harbor have been catching a few browns
Trempealeau, Wis. – State and federal officials have three times previously tried to draw down the Upper Mississippi River’s Pool 6 between Winona, Minn., and Trempealeau, but they’ve been sidetracked each time – by recreational
Fishermen are catching a few eater walleyes with live bait rigs on the Chetek chain. Finding the bigger ones has been tough. Don’t be afraid to start trolling for them with perch-colored and shad-colored crankbaits
Fishing is getting better. Trollers are still catching some cohos, splake, browns, and a few lakers, too. Shallow-water fishing along shore is still going on in some areas, especially north of Bayfield. In other areas
Conditions look great for the fishing opener. Water temps were at 52 degrees on Big Clam and 48 degrees on Matthews Lake last week, and the crappies already were moving into the shallows on Big
Most of the smaller lakes were open as of last week, and the ice on Trout Lake was pulling away from shore at that time. If the predicted warm weather shows up, trout should be
The ice is gone, and fishing has begun out in Chequamegon Bay and north. Anglers are catching cohos, some splake, browns, and a few lakers, too. The best method for this is shallow-running crankbaits fished
West Bend, Wis. – The state Natural Resources Board took half of a day to come to a consensus on the 2009 deer season that removes “earn-a-buck” outside the CWD zone. The board went along
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