In Sheboygan, the river was iced over and unfishable in most areas. Ice was forming in the harbor too, but there were still pockets of open water. In Port Washington, shore fishing has been slow
Bill Parker Michigan Editor ANNIVERSARY TIME. It’s hard to believe, but Michigan Outdoor News is entering its 10th year of publication. We certainly would not have come this far without your (subscribers) support. It is
Despite the almost daily weather changes, fishing has been pretty good overall. Walleye fishing has been good. Obviously some nights are better than others. Set up by 3 p.m., because on most afternoons the bite
There has been quite a bit of fishing going on as ice conditions have improved on all of the lakes. On Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, most of the effort has been concentrated on the
Bluegills and crappies are being caught over the tops of weeds near deep water, and on the weedlines. The walleye bite has been OK, with some scattered pockets of good action. Walleyes were relatively shallow
Fishermen started picking up more perch and walleyes on Lake Winnebago last week. Anglers on Lake Poygan have been having some success with walleyes at Herbst landing. The Lake Butte des Morts channels were seeing
Portage, Wis. – The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation says its appeal of the Forest Service’s Travel Management Plan has been settled with a three-year window in which public notice will supercede most enforcement on closed roads.
Jan. 23, 2009: Lake Koshkonong WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Holiday Inn Express. For more info call David Powell, 608-756-3453. Jan. 27, 2009:_Lower Wisconsin River WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Dorf Haus. For more info call Gene
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