Joe Albert Associate Editor € One of the most enjoyable times of the year, in this writer’s humble opinion, has just ended. That would be the nine-day firearms deer season, which ended on Sunday. Reports
In Sheboygan, pier anglers have been catching a few browns and steelhead on spawn and spoons. In the Sheboygan River, some cohos, chinooks, and browns have been caught on flies near the Kohler dam and
The cool, windy, and rainy weather kept fishing pressure down, but a fair number of diehard anglers did venture out to try their luck. Muskies have been the main target for most of these late-season
Fishing has been a little on the slow side, but anglers have been catching crappies, walleyes, and smallmouths on different waters around the area. Muskies have been hitting on Yellow Lake. Deer hunters registered a
Bill Parker Michigan Editor DEER_STORIES. Everyone has one, or two, or a couple dozen. Maybe more. Well, we want to hear them. Last year, we ran the inaugural Michigan Outdoor News Deer Hunter Writing Contest,
Ralph Loos Illinois Editor I have a story to tell – it concerns a fox and involves a mink. You get the pleasure of hearing it – or in this case reading it – because
Madison – If deer hunters shoot a wolf this fall, the “mistaken identity” excuse won’t get them out of trouble. Last fall, DNR Conservation Warden David Youngquist, of Iowa County, encountered two cases of hunters
Crappie fishing is excellent on the Wolf River near New London and Shiocton. Anglers were having success using minnows and pinky jigs. Fox River Bait &_Tackle, (920) 233-7409. Trip’s, (920) 795-4163.
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