DISTRICT 1 CO Trey Luce served a warrant on a subject for taking a deer last firearms deer season without a license. CO Dave Painter responded to a call about a suicidal subject in Iron County. CO Painter observed a set of boots extending out from a small bridge in the area of the complaint. […]
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Pickford Area Fishing has been slow around the eastern U.P. A fair number of perch are being caught in Lake Huron at the Les Cheneaux Islands and in the bays around Drummond Island. Toms are gobbling, and the local turkey flock appears to be in pretty good shape. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Curtis Area Perch
Panfish action heating up; toms are strutting – Upper Peninsula Report Read More »
Baldwin Area Steelhead fishing remains very good on the Pere Marquette River. Spawn, spinners, cranks, and flies are all taking fish. Panfish are moving into the shallows on inland lakes, and anglers are catching good numbers of fish on Idlewild, Wolf, and some of the smaller private lakes in the area. Toms are strutting, and
Panfish action heating up; toms are strutting – Northern LP Report Read More »
Lake St. Clair Wind and muddy water has made fishing tough on Lake St. Clair. When anglers can get out, a few perch and bluegills have been caught, but the action has been slow. Turkey hunting season should be good with lots of birds in southeastern Michigan. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586) 777-7003. Lake Orion Panfish
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Legislation aimed at creating more northern wild turkey habitat in Michigan and determining whether disease may be suppressing those populations
More turkey habitat is goal of bill passed by Michigan Legislature Read More »
Regional advisory teams are meeting to discuss deer management in southern Michigan, the northern Lower Peninsula, and the Upper Peninsula
Advisory teams to aid in Michigan deer management Read More »
Michigan fish managers are facing a frightening scenario on Lake Michigan: too few prey fish to sustain the salmon population at current stocking levels.
Stocking of salmon could be slashed in Michigan Read More »
Little Lehigh River (Lehigh County) Nice releases of trout were reported in late March. Hatches included midges, blue-winged olives, crane flies, and caddis towards evening. Water was clear, making for good top-water fishing. Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) Good fishing was reported in the delayed-harvest, artificial-lures-only section in late March. Marsh Creek Lake (Chester County) Decent
Unusual warm, dry weather leaves streams low – Southeast Report Read More »
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Conditions were still cold April 1 and activity was slow. Fishing Creek (Columbia County) Clear, lower-than-average flow, and water in the 50s was reported March 30. Blue-winged olives (18) were hatching, along with black midges (12), black stonefly nymphs (14-16), and quill Gordons (12). Rolling mid- to small-size flies on the
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