ASHLAND AREA There isn’t a lot to report right now due to the heavy rain storms. There have been anglers trying their luck on docks and getting some bass. Anglers are waiting for the water
District 4 — Woodruff area Warden Tim Price, of Eagle River, removed a 1,200-pound dead horse from the Eagle River Chain of Lakes in May. The horse went missing in mid-February. Warden Price participated in
Banquets/Fundraisers July 21: Pickerel Chain Lake Assoc. Fundraiser Picnic, 3-7 p.m., Oughton Park, Townsend. For more info e-mail Drew Zelle dmzelle48@gmail.com Aug. 2: Lakeshore Chapter RMEF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., The Village, Sheboygan Falls. For more
Hunters can participate in ruffed grouse monitoring this summer and fall in Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
Join Wisconsin Outdoor News‘ Kristen Monroe as she fishes a bass kayak tournament and talks with those in the know on the subject. A word from the wise: With less range, kayak anglers have to
A number of factors could be impacting grouse numbers, but West Nile virus is being eyed as the biggest culprit.
District 12 — Green Bay area and Northeast Operations Marine Unit Warden Chris Kratcha, of Sturgeon Bay, investigated a complaint from Potawatomi State Park staff members about a person climbing the closed viewing tower at
Banquets/Fundraisers July 21: Pickerel Chain Lake Assoc. Fundraiser Picnic, 3-7 p.m., Oughton Park, Townsend. For more info e-mail Drew Zelle dmzelle48@gmail.com Aug. 3: Iowa County DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Dodger Bowl, Dodgerville. For more info
AMERY AREA Largemouth bass and sunfish are hitting on the shorelines in 2 to 4 feet at Lake Wapogasset, Butternut Lake, and North Twin Lake. Minnows are producing walleyes in 8 to 12 feet during
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