District 1 — Ashland area Warden Phil Brown, of Brule, contacted a young individual in March who was fishing on the Brule River and struggling to cast his nymph fishing set-up. Brown taught him a
District 12 — Green Bay area and Northeast Operations Marine Unit Warden Alyssa Neff-Miller, of southern Manitowoc County, was contacted by a citizen in March who witnessed and confronted an individual for throwing garbage out
District 4 — Woodruff area Warden Tim Price, of Eagle River, staffed a snowmobile booth in February at the Eagle River Derby Track for the 2018 Snowmobile Sport Show and participated in the Association of
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Adam Stennett contacted three juveniles in February who were operating a snowmobile in Hawthorne. The minors did not have helmets, snowmobile safety certificates, and the snowmobile did not have
District 3 — Park Falls area Warden Kurt Haas, of Medford, investigated a complaint in December concerning a possible deer hunting violation. As a result of his investigation, Haas determined the suspect shot an 8-point
District 1 — Ashland area Wardens Lynna Gurnoe and Amie Egstad, both of Bayfield, checked the Sioux River above Big Rock in October, which is a closed area. The wardens contacted four individuals fishing in
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Amie Egstad, of Bayfield, received a complaint in September of individuals who were operating an ATV in a closed area, and possibly over-baiting for bear. Egstad investigated the area
District 6 — Lower Chippewa/Eau Claire area Warden John Schreiber, of Cornell, observed a hose coming from a residential septic holding tank and leading into the woods. Upon contact with the resident of the house,
District 2 — Cumberland area No report available. District 3 — Park Falls area In August, an individual fishing with four lines below the Thornapple dam ran from wardens Kirk Konichek, of Ladysmith, and Curt
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