25 sportsmen News Updates
Asian Carp discovered near Lake Michigan
A 19-pound Asian carp has been found near the shore of Lake Michigan, above a navigation lock that regional political leaders had been demanding the Army Corps slam shut to try to keep the invaders out of the world's largest freshwater system.
Read full article by Dan Eagan, http://www.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/97003199.html
Tips led to arrests for overbagging of fish.
Department of Natural Resources conservation wardens continue to pursue arrests associated with a group of Milwaukee-area anglers caught overbagging panfish in late May on the Chippewa Flowage.
Read full article by Paul Smith http://www.jsonline.com/sports/outdoors/96018099.html
Cooler fill quickly as coho bite turns fast and furious.
In the southern Lake Michigan fishing year, spring is marked by one of the best times of all - the coho salmon bite. By Paul Smith
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Boaters in Wisconsin, take notice: A new rule requires boats to be operated at slow-no-wake speeds within 100 feet of lake shorelines.
By Paul A. Smith
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Warmer waters to greet fishermen on opener
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DNR staff implants sonar transmitters to track movements of prehistoric fish
By Meg Jones of the Journal Sentinel
Shawano — The surgery was over in seconds.
The patient was on her back, head covered with a sheet of plastic on the operating stretcher, as a small slit was made in her belly, a sonar device implanted and then she was rapidly stitched up.
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Turkey Caller Prepares For Spring Hunt
Paul Smith - Outdoor Editor
You could say it's a romance language. But don't go looking for lessons from Rosetta Stone.
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CWD rates increase in deer population, DNR says
Paul Smith - Outdoor Editor
About 2% of deer tested last year in the state's Chronic Wasting Disease Management Zone were CWD-positive, according to data released Monday by the Department of Natural Resources.
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