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Hayward Area

Walleyes continue to be found in a variety of areas, including deep breaklines, mid-depth mud flats, and along gravel/rock shorelines. The best action continues to be in the late afternoon, with suckers or large fatheads

Inside Outdoors

Ralph Loos Illinois Editor Dad the Farmer was looking high and low for a new corn planter recently, which seemed like the perfect opportunity for me to introduce him to this brand new thing called

Banquet/Fundraiser

Feb. 20-21: Northeast Wisconsin SCI_Chapter Banquet, Lambeau Field. For more info call Tom Zimmer, 877-SCI-EXPO. Feb. 21:_East Coast Manitowoc NWTF Banquet, 4:30 p.m., Club Bil-Mar. For more info call Wally Mielke Jr. 920-973-3999. Feb. 21:_Yellow

Big Green Lake Area

Bass have been reported on Kusel Lake in Waushara County. In Green Lake County, Lake Puckaway’s average ice depth is about 23 inches, with bluegills being caught in high numbers. On Big Green Lake, the

Boulder Junction Area

Walleyes and crappies are now being found about 2 to 4 feet off the bottom, with walleyes preferring deeper water. Perch are beginning to move to the shallower weed edges, with small minnows and jigs

La Crosse Area

Mississippi River ice can be very dangerous and deceiving with ice thickness and strength changing over short distances depending on what’s happening under the ice. ATVs and snowmobilers had been traveling over areas with 1

Bear tags are up 57 percent for ’09

Madison – The Natural Resources Board unanimously approved a 57-percent increase in black bear kill tags for 2009, based on research that shows the state bear population is larger than the former DNR estimate. Board

Madison Area

Bluegills are hitting on Monona Bay and in the Triangles. Perch were hitting, too. Lake Mendota perch have been hit and miss, and bluegill fishing out there has been slow. Lake Waubesa bluegill action has

Marinette Area

In and around the Peshtigo harbor area, fishing pressure has been moderate to light. With all of the water on the ice, pike anglers dominate the scene; they’re using tip-ups and shiners. Success rates have

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