The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources confirmed the first positive test result for chronic wasting disease in a wild deer in Pierce County. Here are the details.
The Natural Resources Board (NRB) approved by unanimous decision an emergency rule that led to the opening of walleye harvest to hook-and-line fishermen on the Minoqua Chain of Lakes beginning midnight, May 7.
The
A few years ago, while fishing with my kids on a Mississippi River backwater near Winona, Minn., my dad and I got into a mess of yellow perch, big ones. After an hour of the
The Wisconsin DNR will host an informational public meeting on May 9 at 6 p.m. to discuss walleye management in the St. Louis River and the western region of Lake Superior. Here are the details.
The state of Wisconsin is the first to officially ask the question that has been on the minds of anglers for the past decade.
The question, asked in a recent survey to Wisconsin’s sporting
Boating anglers on this fishery reported catching walleye by trolling crawler harnesses and flicker minnows in 7 to 15 feet of water.
And a look at the Wisconsin and Minnesota fishing openers.
High winds, heavy rainfall, and a few tornadoes peppered the spring turkey woods and fields the day before Iowa’s third season opener.
Better yet, hens were already on the nest, according to my landowner
Gary Roach says if you are fishing the Mississippi River for walleyes right now, you want to focus on the wing dams. Here’s why.
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