We’re not alone up here
As you can see from the pictures at the Clam Lake boat launch park, the end of our winter has not been a picnic…or a walk in the park! We got an estimated 14-17 inches of snow with the last snowstorm. But fear not – it’s melting fast! The prediction at the lunch table today …
Now that we’re hearing the “drip, drip, drip” of snow melting off the roof, our thoughts turn to open water and all the recreation possibilities it offers. Our lakes typically open in the middle of April and this year’s fishing opener is May 3rd . So there’s still time to find a great cabin on one …
If fishing in Wisconsin is in your future, you’ll be glad to know that new fishing licenses for 2014 went on sale March 5th. If you got a license last year, it will expire on March 31st. Keep in mind that kids under 15 fish for free in Wisconsin and if you were born before …
In case you haven’t seen the latest snow depths, this picture should give you an idea of where we currently sit. The snow continues to accumulate and has created an incredible winter wonderland for winter sports enthusiasts, like we’ve not seen in years! Snowmobilers – we have an update from the Forest and Parks folks. …
My ancestors have lived in this area of Wisconsin since the late 1800s – and to this day, the tradition of hunting lives on through the generations. From black powder rifles, to bow and arrows; from deer to grouse to beavers, hunting has transcended our family from the days it was necessary to hunt for …
The cranes are starting to gather and get ready for their journey South. They don’t flush like ducks or swans, so it’s easy to get a good look at them! A sure place to find them is the wildlife food plot on Hwy Y near the Burnett Dairy. Check it out…before they check …
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Hunting has long been a male dominated sport. In history, men have been expected to bring home the bacon – or in this case, venison, and women have been expected to stay home and cook and clean. Now, however, more women are becoming increasingly interested in hunting, especially in a beautifully rustic and wooded area …
Labor Day weekend is a great opportunity to enjoy a long weekend Up North with friends and family, squeezing out the last drops of summer fun. One might think, from witnessing the traffic coming North (starting Thursday) that the much-loved peace and tranquility of our area would be hampered by crowds of people. But once …
If you’re shopping for waterfront property on any of the waterways in the area where the water level is controlled by a dam, you may notice a change in the shoreline as the colder months approach. When the winter months arrive, the water levels on dammed lakes and rivers are lowered to prevent any type …
The Yellow River and Big and Little Yellow Lakes have a long and loved legacy in Northwestern Wisconsin. Not only are they a part of our history, but they’re also known for great fishing and recreational fun. The Yellow River was first called “River Jaune” by early French explorers because of the bright yellow sand …
