Madison – While engaging in outdoor pursuits during the late summer and early fall, many sportsmen may have noticed that something was missing; conservation wardens weren’t observed patrolling woodlands and wildlife areas as frequently as
Bill Parker Michigan Editor LEGISLATIVE_HEARTBURN. As much as we may hate it, politics is a big part of our hunting and fishing traditions here in Michigan. Don’t believe me? Take a glimpse at the list
Rhinelander, Wis. – In spite of the tangled web of laws, regulations, and lawsuits that have strangled U.S. Forest Service efforts to manage wildlife habitat on the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, a breakthrough is in the
Madison – Recent deer seasons may be lowering the deer population to a greater extent than the DNR expected for this year, but deer numbers aren’t down enough to cancel December and January deer seasons
Anglers have started pushing out onto the bays on Lake Winnebago, where they are finding enough ice to walk on. They were catching a few perch. Fishermen also have found enough ice for walk-on travel
Northern pike are hitting well in the Eagle River area, with a good daytime tip-up bite going on shiners and suckers. Fishermen are working weed edges in 15 feet of water or less. Walleye action
Seeley Lake in northern Sauk County has been kicking out tons of bluegills, and northern pike were hitting like crazy at Whalen’s Grade on Lake Wisconsin. Crappies and bluegills were hitting on any number of
At Potawatomi State Park, fishermen are starting to park their shanties in the launch parking lot, but none had been put out on the ice as of last week. Stevenson Pier, (920) 824-5222.
There have been people out on the Ashland side of the bay reporting an average of 5 inches of ice in most places. The Washburn side is much thinner, but the past few days there
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