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Forestry mill tax, DNR magazine set to disappear.
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Forestry mill tax, DNR magazine set to disappear.
Banquet/Fundraiser Feb. 24: Coulee Region TU Banquet, 6 p.m., Cedar Creek Golf Course, Onalaska. For more info call Curt Rees, 608-317-3747. Feb. 24: Brillion Boss NWTF Banquet, 5 p.m., Triple J Wing & Clay. For
ASHLAND AREA Call for an update on the ice before heading out. Anglers have been fishing the bay and catching a variety of fish, including splake, browns and tons of smelt by the lighthouse. Take
District 1 — Ashland area Warden Lynna Gurnoe, of Bayfield, responded to a complaint of snowmobiles trespassing on a farm field in January. Gurnoe located the individuals involved, and enforcement action was taken. Wardens Matt
Editor’s note: December reports from all teams not listed here appeared in the Jan. 27 issue. District 2 — Cumberland area No report available. District 3 — Park Falls area No report available. District 4
Banquet/Fundraiser Feb. 11: Watertown Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Turner Hall, Watertown. For more info call Don Bartz, 920-261-1319. Feb. 11: Sheboygan, Manitowac PF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Millhome Supper Club, Kiel. For more info call

Also made it harder for game wardens to enforce late hunting by changing “hunting hours” to “shooting hours,” and asked the governor and legislature to once again allow sportsmen to cross railroad tracks on foot.
AMERY AREA Look for suspended crappies over 15 to 25 feet on Big Round Lake, Half Moon Lake, Balsam Lake, and Bone Lake. Suckers or shiners are producing northern pike on Bear Trap Lake, Lake
ASHLAND AREA Anglers are driving trucks from the city landing and the landing behind Anglers All, but do not assume the ice is safe – check it yourself! At Second Landing, anglers are still using
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