The Minnesota and Wisconsin departments of natural resources worked together to tag more than 13,000 adult walleyes on the St. Louis River this spring. The river forms part of the border between the two states.
Mr. Walleye, Gary Roach, is always adding new presentations to his bag of tricks. Here’s the latest trick he’s added to catch more fish with crankbaits.
The return of wild turkeys to Wisconsin is one of the DNR’s most successful restoration programs. Now the plan for managing turkeys in the state is about to be updated. Listen here for more details.
The Wisconsin Invasive Species Council recently announced its invasive species action award winners. Listen here for details.
The Wisconsin DNR still needs the public’s help to gather information on the illegal killing of a bull elk in Jackson County, and there is now a reward being offered. Listen here for details.
A private landowner and deer hunter was impressed when a Wisconsin DNR game warden, Ben Mott in Waushara County, took the time to work through an incident during the 2024 gun deer season.
Mott
I recently renewed an old childhood tradition of fishing the white bass spawning run in central Wisconsin.
Picture it: You’ve got Lake Winnebago, which is about the size of Minnesota’s Lake Mille Lacs, plus
I only like to go fishing when I’m alone or with somebody. But I’d rather fish alone than go with just anybody.
After all, few situations are more boring or annoying than being confined
The Mississippi River waters of Minnesota and Wisconsin were covered in people through April, but now it’s only the river rats who remain. Tim Lesmeister explains why it’s still a good place to be.
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