Lansing – The number of hunting-related firearms accidents continued its downward trend in 2010, despite a spike in fatalities, according to a document released last week by the state DNRE. The total number of firearms accidents hit a low of 14 through all hunting seasons. “That’s a record low,” Sgt. Jon Woods, of the DNRE […]
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Harrisville, Mich. – A new study shows the collapse of the chinook salmon fishery in Lake Huron has equated to millions of dollars in losses for charter boat operators and port cities in recent years. Yet many along the coast are encouraged by an improved walleye fishery in Saginaw Bay. Charter operators also have adapted
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Banquets/Fundraisers. Feb. 5,: Northland WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Gaylord Eagles #1825. For more info call Fred Webber, 989-619-3481. Feb. 5: NTWF Grand Valley Banquet, 4 p.m., Wyoming Knights of Columbus. For more info call Joe Macomber, 616-538-2862. Feb. 5: Eaton Rapids Wesleyan Church Wild Game Dinner, 5:30 p.m. For more info call Jill Allen, 517-663-1255. Feb. 5: Cedar Springs
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Lansing – State fisheries officials plan to stock as many as 20,000 native Great Lakes muskies this year after a series of disease-related delays set the program back a decade. Department of Natural Resources and Environment Lake Michigan Basin Coordinator Jim Dexter said the state soon will collect native Great Lakes muskie eggs from Lake
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DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Bacon and Sgt. Marc Pomroy set up surveillance on two anglers fishing on a remote section of an Iron County lake, and upon checking the fishermen, tickets were issued for fishing with more than three lines each, undersized fish, and no license. CO Brian Bacon and Sgt. Marc Pomroy contacted the
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Editor’s note: Safe ice was being reported on most lakes across the state last week. However, there was still a lot of open water on rivers and larger lakes. Anglers should use caution if heading out on the ice. Call ahead for an update on ice conditions. SOUTHERN LP Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has
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Harrisburg – Since he retired as head of policy for the state’s largest landowner four years ago, Rick Carlson has been spending more time in Penn’s Woods. After 20 years with the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Carlson has a new career as a wildlife photographer. An avid hunter, he spent more than
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Greensburg, Pa. – Some deer, like fish, are prone to shrinkage. See them while small-game hunting, out the truck window or in the glow of a spotlight, and they can look huge, like record-book quality monsters. Shoot them, though, and they turn out to be nice, but far smaller than expected. But what if you
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NORTHWEST REGION Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) -Ice fishing was generally slow in recent weeks, with anglers catching small perch and crappies in Misery Bay. The main channel was subject to the occasional ship coming through and breaking up ice. Anglers were icing steelhead in the marina at Walnut Creek and off the Walnut Creek
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