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
Washington (AP) – Silent on central questions of gun control for two centuries, the U.S. Supreme Court found its voice last week in a decision that affirms the right to have guns in the home
In the Little Sturgeon Bay/Sawyer Harbor area, all bites were slower last week. Nearly all targeted species (e.g. smallmouth bass, yellow perch, northern pike) were being caught, but the numbers have been lower than in
Ashland, Wis. – Mention Chequamegon Bay, and most anglers picture big smallmouth bass or hard-fighting trout and salmon. Many people may not realize the bay holds some trophy northern pike. However, some anglers believe this
Lake Superior trolling has been good to fair, depending on the weather. Stable high pressure has brought the best action, but there have still been some fish caught between the thunderstorms and big winds. Many
The water temperature at Oconto Park II and the Breakwater Harbor was 70 degrees last week. With the brisk winds, few boaters ventured out in the bay. Pier anglers caught mixed bags of panfish, sheepshead,
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