OUTDOORS RADIO WEEK 07 FEB 2015 -
2AO FED lobby-org; Bassmaster Classic preparation; Sheboygan summer
charter; Dan's near encounter with wolves; Jeff and Ice Duels tournament
Feb. 7. All this and more - in the eNewsletter and the OUTDOORS RADIO
show S1006. Give us a read and a listen. - Dan Small
Ice Duels tournaments coming to Wisconsin in February. Sturgeon Bay whitefish bite is hot. Countdown to the Bassmaster Classic - just three weeks to go. Dan launches specialty food products line at Milwaukee Boat Show and Lake Home & Cabin Show. Jeff and Wayne Gstohl take fifth at the NAIFC qualifier at Lake Mitchell in South Dakota. This and much more. "Come on in...."- Dan Small
This week’s final Jiffy giveaway:
This is it – one week left to enter the drawing for the Jiffy Pro4 Lite
propane-powered ice auger. To enter, call 414-297-7554 or email dsoradio@gmail.com. Leave your name and phone number and mention the Jiffy giveaway. http://www.jiffyonice.com
Gov.
Scott Walker announced major components of his proposed biennial budget
at a joint session of the State Legislature Tuesday evening. Among the
elements of the Governor’s proposed budget, several would impact the
Department of Natural Resources and the Natural Resources Board. In the
Feb. 4 issue of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, reporters Lee Bergquist
and Paul Smith wrote: The Department of Natural Resources faces
fundamental changes under Gov. Scott Walker's two-year budget, with one
proposal to freeze state land purchases and another to eliminate the
authority of its venerable citizens board.
ACE LUCIANO Vice president of the strategic partnership for 2AO, the Second Amendment Organization, reports on 2AO news http://www.smith-wesson.com, http://www.2amendment.org, http://aceluciano.com
CAPTAIN DAN WELSCH Proprietor of Dumper Dan’s Sportfishing Charters of Sheboygan says now’s the time to book a summer charter for your pick of the best dates http://www.dumperdan.com
BRENT CHAPMAN & ALTON JONES Bass pros count down the days the Bassmaster Classic, coming to Lake Hartwell in Greenville, South Carolina Feb. 20-22 http://www.bassmaster.com/classic, http://www.nasportshow.com
MADISON OUTDOORS REPORT EXCLUSIVELY ON FM 100.5 ESPN, ESPNWISCONSIN.COM AND PODCASTS
DUFFY KOPF Jiffy, Nebulus and Pure Fishing pro-staffer reports on last weekend’s ice fishing derby on Crystal Lake and panfish action on the Madison chain http://www.madfishexpo.com
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NEWS#1 - DNR Fisheries Bureau Director Ron Bruch retires; will continue on key projects
MADISON.
From managing the successful Lake Winnebago sturgeon fishery to
overseeing implementation of the Wisconsin Walleye Initiative, Ron
Bruch's work with the Department of Natural Resources has created
numerous benefits for anglers while improving fish and wildlife habitat
throughout the state. A 38-year veteran of DNR who started with the
department as a creel census clerk, Bruch served as a consistent
advocate for citizen involvement in management of Wisconsin's natural
resources. His retirement, due to health reasons, follows a career
notable for its success in finding common ground among recreational,
commercial and tribal interests.
Read more here: http://dnr.wi.gov/news/releases/article/?id=3476
NEWS #2 - DNR research team receives national 2014 Sport Fish Restoration outstanding research project award
MADISON
-- A team of state fisheries researchers has received the 2014 Sport
Fish Restoration outstanding research project award presented by the
American Fisheries Society for their work to locate key areas of
waterways where habitat restoration effort will be most effective. Ken
Kurzawski, president-elect of the Fisheries Administration Section of
the AFS presented the award at the January Natural Resources Board
meeting in Madison. The team -- led by John Lyons, Department of Natural
Resources fisheries scientist, and including research scientists
Matthew Mitro and Matthew Diebel -- developed the project over the past
six years using statistical analyses of data relating to waterways. The
project, titled "Development and Evaluation of Watershed Models for
Predicting Stream Fishery Potential," produced a framework that can be
used by fisheries managers to locate areas in different bodies of water
around the state where particular species are most likely to be and
where certain types of fisheries and habitat management efforts are
potentially most effective. Read more here: http://dnr.wi.gov/news/releases/article/?id=3472
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Jack Sullivan, director of the Bureau of Science Services - (608) 267-9753
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