By Topf Wells About 6 weeks ago, the DNR obtained two new fishing easements from Gary Langfoss, a generous landowner: one on Kittleson Creek and the other on Gordon Creek. The Kittleson easement connects two existing DNR easements… Read More
By Topf Wells As you drive CTH KP between Cross Plains and Salmo Pond, keep an eye out for a new DNR fishing easement sign and a large path through a cornfield. Park the car, grab your fishing… Read More
Minutes from SWTU Board of Director meetings are now available for viewing in this Google Drive. They’ll keep being added after they’re approved. If you have questions on what you read in them, reach out to one of… Read More
By Topf Wells On a warm, sunny June 25th afternoon, the DNR Board met on Gordon Creek just downstream of the second Sandy Rock Road bridge to begin its discussion of Wisconsin’s inland trout management. They started by… Read More
By Topf Wells Stuart Jorenby is a farmer on Gordon Creek and one of the nicest people in the world. On June 13th, Sturart, Pecatonica Pride, the DNR, and SWTU hosted a field day for interested landowners and… Read More
Two Gordon Creek items above and some other recent articles on landowner dinners we helped to put on … and then some icing on the cake: Gary Landfoss, whose land contains portions of both Gordon and Kittleson Creeks,… Read More
By Topf Wells Let’s hope 13 is the Sugar River’s lucky number. Thirteen landowners on the Sugar River and some key tributaries attended a dinner sponsored by SWTU, the Dane County Land and Water Resources Department, and the… Read More
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Last Updated: September 4, 2019 by Drew Kasel
New places to fish, thanks in part to us
By Topf Wells About 6 weeks ago, the DNR obtained two new fishing easements from Gary Langfoss, a generous landowner: one on Kittleson Creek and the other on Gordon Creek. The Kittleson easement connects two existing DNR easements… Read More
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Last Updated: September 3, 2019 by Drew Kasel
DNR Finishes work on Black Earth Creek
By Topf Wells As you drive CTH KP between Cross Plains and Salmo Pond, keep an eye out for a new DNR fishing easement sign and a large path through a cornfield. Park the car, grab your fishing… Read More
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Last Updated: September 3, 2019 by Drew Kasel
Learn what your Board’s been up to
Minutes from SWTU Board of Director meetings are now available for viewing in this Google Drive. They’ll keep being added after they’re approved. If you have questions on what you read in them, reach out to one of… Read More
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Posted: July 9, 2019 by Drew Kasel
DNR Board Meeting on Gordon Creek – SWTU was there!
By Topf Wells On a warm, sunny June 25th afternoon, the DNR Board met on Gordon Creek just downstream of the second Sandy Rock Road bridge to begin its discussion of Wisconsin’s inland trout management. They started by… Read More
Alongside Gordon Creek – some “Pecatonica Pride”!
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Last Updated: November 6, 2019 by Drew Kasel
By Topf Wells Stuart Jorenby is a farmer on Gordon Creek and one of the nicest people in the world. On June 13th, Sturart, Pecatonica Pride, the DNR, and SWTU hosted a field day for interested landowners and… Read More
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Posted: July 9, 2019 by Drew Kasel
Breaking news! DNR Acquires Langfoss Easements on Gordon and Kittleson Creeks
Two Gordon Creek items above and some other recent articles on landowner dinners we helped to put on … and then some icing on the cake: Gary Landfoss, whose land contains portions of both Gordon and Kittleson Creeks,… Read More
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Posted: May 2, 2019 by Drew Kasel
Spring Election Results
At the April meeting the following were elected to the Executive Board:
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Posted: May 2, 2019 by Drew Kasel
Greetings from the SWTU President
May 2019 updates from Amy Klusmeier.
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Last Updated: May 2, 2019 by Drew Kasel
A message from our Treasurer
Insight into SWTU’s finances from Tom Parker.
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Posted: May 2, 2019 by Drew Kasel
Sugar River landowner dinner
By Topf Wells Let’s hope 13 is the Sugar River’s lucky number. Thirteen landowners on the Sugar River and some key tributaries attended a dinner sponsored by SWTU, the Dane County Land and Water Resources Department, and the… Read More
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