AMERY AREA Look to Big Round Lake for sunfish in 11 to 13 feet, while Lake Wapogasset and Bear Trap Lake are producing crappies and walleyes on minnows in 14 to 18 feet. Crankbaits are
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 28: Watertown DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Watertown Turner Hall. For more info call 920-261-1538. Sept. 5: Grant County DU Banquet, Belmont Convention Center. For more info call Arnie Roper, 608-778-2666. Sept. 7: Dunn
Julie Smith, of Bloomer, was videotaping a fawn swimming along the shoreline at dawn on Lake Noquebay in Marinette County on June 30 when a bald eagle swooped in, grabbed the fawn in its talons,
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Lynna Gurnoe, of Bayfield, was on a joint patrol in June with Red Cliff tribal wardens Zach Peterson and Lucas Cadotte on Lake Superior when the wardens observed a
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 11: State Line Friends of NRA Banquet, 5 p.m., Holiday Inn Express Janesville. For more info call Kellie, 815-985-4165 Aug. 12: Wisconsin River Flyway DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Moose Family Center, Stevens Point.
AMERY AREA Look for sunfish in 12 to 15 feet at Big Round Lake, Lake Wapogasset, North Twin Lake, and Pike Lake. Minnows or crawlers are turning walleyes during low-light periods at Wapogasset and Half
Illinois fishing guide Don Satterfield talks about Lake Shelbyville’s fish production.
District 9 — Black River Falls area Warden Michael Weber, of Mauston, contacted three fishermen at a bridge. Nobody in the group had a valid fishing license. The group had also driven a vehicle to
ASHLAND AREA Smallmouth bass fishing has been good. Anywhere you have structure you will most likely catch bass in 2 feet to 30 feet of water. In the deeper water in the bay, use suckers.
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