Illinois proposing 60-day duck season
DNR is recommending 60-day duck seasons in all zones, 85-day Canada goose seasons in the North and Central zones and a 66-day Canada goose season in the South Zone for the 2008-09 waterfowl season. The
DNR is recommending 60-day duck seasons in all zones, 85-day Canada goose seasons in the North and Central zones and a 66-day Canada goose season in the South Zone for the 2008-09 waterfowl season. The
Sheboygan shore fishing was slow last week, except for a few browns off of the south pier. Trollers were catching trout and salmon last week, mostly in 90 to 180 feet of water. Port Washington
The lake has opened after the period of high water; anglers are landing boats, and smallmouth bass, northern pike and bluegills are leading the way on Big Green Lake these days. Action for those three
Fishing has been pretty good for crappies and walleyes. The walleyes have been hanging in the river channel. Bass fishing has been decent, too, with some good smallie action being found around rock piles. Lake
SECOND AMENDMENT RULING. There was celebration in Fairfax, Va. – home of the National Rifle Association – last week, and by gun owners around the country. Heck, I did a little two-step myself after learning
Lake Gogebic fishing was excellent last week for walleyes, smallmouths, and northern pike. Good numbers of fish are being caught by all. Leeches and small minnows are producing the best. A few mayflies began to
Fishing has been pretty good, although there was a no-wake rule still in place on all Dane County lakes as of last week. Some of the piers were emerging last week, so anglers could fish
Walleyes are still providing the best action on Green Bay. Anglers are finding them on the east shore, west shore, and in between. Yellow perch are starting to show up closer to shore in the
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