Your Daily Wisconsin Outdoor News Update

Tim Lesmeister recently spent a day on the water chasing whitefish with “Mr. Walleye” Gary Roach. Listen here for details.

Wisconsin’s wild rice crop is showing improvement after several lean years, but low water during the ongoing drought could complicate the harvest.

North America’s breeding duck population dropped again this spring with mallard and blue-wing teal falling to their lowest level since 1993. Here’s what the federal survey numbers might mean for hunters.

Wisconsin’s bear season opens Sept. 9 with more than 15,000 hunters holding licenses. Here’s a look at the upcoming season.

Lake of the Ozarks is a crappie factory, Tim Lesmeister says. Here’s what he did to catch them on a recent trip there.

Tim Lesmeister and his nephews were fishing for lake trout recently on Lake Superior and they were having poor luck until something changed. Here’s what happened.

An endangered shore bird has returned to Wisconsin Point in Superior as a nesting species for the first time in almost half a century. Here are the details.

The Wisconsin DNR has confirmed EHD in two whitetail deer in Washington County. Here’s what it means for hunters.

The Trump administration’s U.S. Forest Service filed a proposed rule to eliminate the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule nationwide. Listen here for details.