Showing posts with label WDNR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WDNR. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2009

Sugar River Restoration Featured

The Sugar River in southern Wisconsin is featured in a recent front page article from the Wisconsin State Journal. Learn more about protecting from manure runoff, the Upper Sugar River Watershed Association, and the Wisconsin DNR efforts to provide educational material for the media on the topic of watershed protection.

Better local agriculture and protection from run off = cleaner water = trout.
Sounds good to the Buddha.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

More WDNR Info on Early Trout Season

The Wisconsin DNR maintains a nice web page on the early trout season. Be sure to pay particular attention to stream ecologist Mike Miller's video: Tips to Help You Find and Catch Trout During the Early Season.

Best of luck,
Trout Buddha

Remember: catch and release, single hook, barbless, and "artificials" only!

WDNR Posts 2009 Fishing Report

The Wisconsin DNR 2009 Fishing Report is now available on line. The 2009 Fishing Report is available for download and will be available April 1, 2009 in newsprint form at your local DNR service center and select Fleet Farm and Gander Mountain stores.