Fishing
Legislative preview for 2014: Surprises in the ‘unsession’?
Lawmakers come back to town Feb. 25, the start of a legislative session that likely will have everyone moving at a frenetic pace.
148-pound sturgeon the largest in Wisconsin through Sunday
Don Feldner, of Fond du Lac, speared the largest sturgeon so far this season when, on Sunday, Feb. 9, he iced a 148-pounder that measured 74.6 inches.
Wisconsin Assembly committee looking at major changes to Managed Forest Law program
Current draft of new bill would allow leasing of MFL lands, public access via the same route as landowners
Ice fishing’s winter walleye doldrums? There’s no such thing!
Walleye locations during the late-ice period vary, but that just means multiple lures and presentations produce bites.
Ignorance of ice fishing laws not an excuse
How many times have you ice fished a new lake and actually paid attention to the posted signs about limits, sizes, even hook and line limits?
Media Report: Will County deer tests positive for CWD
According to reports out of Will County, a deer culled at the Kankakee Sands Preserve tested positive for chronic wasting disease.
Anglers will get a say at perch summit
In a discussion many anglers have been waiting for, Lake Michigan’s troubled yellow perch population will be the topic of a public forum next month.
Duck hunters’ fiery start ended by freezer
A fast start to what became a truncated duck season likely will result in increased harvest numbers in the state, the state’s top waterfowl biologist predicted.
Ponder this: Do bass remember your lures?
For years, bass anglers have sat in bass boats and pondered bass questions, such as: Can bass identify lures that previously led them to be hooked?
