Elk Country ATV Club

08/15/2026

The day turned out great! No rain, great company and damn good food with the Tuscobia Trail Club! Thanks to Everyone who showed up! Nice little group. Until next year, you all be safe!!

Annual picnic with the clam lake atv club

05/18/2026

Our monthly meeting is tonight, May 18th at 7 pm at the Elkhorn in Clam Lake. See you there!!

05/07/2026

Elk Country ATV Club’s Trail clean up day is this Saturday, meeting at the Junction at 9:00 am sharp! See you then!!

05/07/2026

You may see more walleyes with a green, yellow or red floy tag (like the one pictured) if you are fishing in the Bay of Green Bay and its tributaries this spring.

Together with Walleyes for Tomorrow, the Wisconsin DNR will continue the walleye reward tag study in the Bay of Green Bay and its major tributaries. This tagging study, which started in 2024, encourages anglers to report their catches of tagged walleye and gives fish biologists a better understanding of current angler harvest and walleye movement patterns in Green Bay.

When you report a tagged walleye, you’ll learn the history of DNR encounters with that fish, including the date, location, size, s*x and possibly age at the time of tagging. Plus, if you report catching a walleye with a red tag that is currently valid and can provide proper verification of the tag, you can collect a $100 reward!

So, how do you verify that you caught a walleye with a reward tag?

Either present the physical tag to the DNR if the walleye is harvested, or take a close-up picture of the tag, including the three-digit tag number and a picture of the angler holding the walleye with the reward tag attached to the walleye if the walleye is released. Please leave the tag attached if the walleye is released.

All tagged fish can be reported by emailing [email protected], calling 920-662-5411 or mailing the tag to :
ATTN: Fish Biologist
2984 Shawano Ave.
Green Bay, WI 54313

Please include the tag number, tag color, species, length, location caught, date caught and if the fish harvested or released.

Keep in mind that all fishing regulations and bag limits must still be met in order to harvest a walleye.

Learn more about this program on our website: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/newsroom/release/122016

05/06/2026

04/30/2026

Bayfield County

Washburn, WI (March 10, 2026) – Effective immediately, all Bayfield County SNOWMOBILE/ATV/UTV trails are closed for the season. Last week, trails in the southern half of Bayfield County were closed but the north remained open. Warm weather and rain over the weekend have caused very wet and inconsi...