
WI Daily Update: What’s the best bobber?
What are the best bobbers to use? Tim Lesmeister shares some thoughts.
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What are the best bobbers to use? Tim Lesmeister shares some thoughts.

The bass fishing has been great the last week and Tim Lesmeister says it’s going to keep getting better. Here’s why Lesmeister says you shouldn’t be using the same techniques you use during the middle

Most anglers target lakes once the walleye and northern pike season opens, and Tim Lesmeister says that’s a good thing for people who want to continue to target the Mississippi River.

The Center for Biological Diversity notified the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service it intends to sue the agency for “illegally denying” Endangered Species Act protections to America’s populations of lake sturgeon. Listen here for details.

The Wisconsin DNR is drafting a new fisheries management strategic plan and is seeking public input. Here’s what to know.

Trout seasons are open and the streams and small rivers are in prime condition. Tim Lesmeister explains what to do to catch finicky trout when the bite isn’t on fire.

When the crappies go shallow all you often need is a jig and a twister tail, but Tim Lesmeister says there’s one more thing that’s extremely important when chasing those fish.

Steelhead fishing seasons are up and running on tributaries of Minnesota and Wisconsin’s Great Lakes — Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. Do you know what exactly a steelhead is? Listen here for details.

A U.S. Senate vote last week that impacts the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness angered conservationists from across the country. Here are the details.
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