ALGOMA AREA Anglers are catching a lot of spawn-run salmon on the river, mostly on marshmallows and spawn sacs. Anglers also were catching perch in the Sturgeon Bay canal. Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce hotline,
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Bismarck, N.D. — Unhappy with the direction of waterfowl conservation in Canada and subsequent refusal to agree to what it classified as a “gag order” have led to the dismissal
By Tim Eisele Correspondent Green Bay, Wis. — The state Natural Resources Board has directed the DNR to take new fishing tournament rules to public hearings, but not until it shot down an alternative that
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Washington – At a time when the nation’s top conservation program is being threatened by potential federal budget restructuring and increased grain demand from alternative energy development, a new study
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ASHLAND AREA Fishing on Lake Superior is playing second fiddle to goose and bear hunting, but fishing continues to be good. Larger boats were working the flats and areas off Outer Island and picking up
ALMA AREA Panfish and catfish are leading the pack in terms of action. Walleye action has picked up in the past 10 days, mostly in the cuts from the backwaters to the channels. Smallmouths are
By Tim Spielman Associate Editor Washington — A new rule that would allow states to set a Canada goose-hunting season as early as Aug. 1 – but perhaps not until 2008 – is now official.
By Joe Albert Staff Writer Odanah, Wis. — Twelve days after its proposal to increase duck limits and allow duck baiting on ceded territory in Wisconsin and Minnesota was denied, the Great Lakes Indian Fish
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