Pickford Area Perch up to 15 inches have been caught on wigglers and wax worms fished in 12 to 24 feet of water on Lake Huron at Cedarville. There was still 18 inches of ice, and shore ice was holding up well. Coyote hunting has been slow. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Drummond Island Area There […]
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Indian River Ice conditions were holding on pretty well last week on Burt and Mullett lakes, but fishing pressure has been light. Coyote hunting remains good. Pat & Gary’s Party Store, (231) 238-6776. Kalkaska Area Ice was in good shape in Kalkaska County and there was five inches of fresh snow last week. Perch fishing has
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Saginaw Bay Area Ice was falling apart on Saginaw Bay last week, but a few anglers were walking out at the Bay City State Park and catching a fair number of perch and walleyes in 2 to 6 feet of water. Coyote hunting has been decent. Franks Great Outdoors, (989) 697-5341. Baldwin Area Ice fishing
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Lake St. Clair Shore ice is shot on Lake St. Clair, and ice fishing has pretty much ended. A few coyotes have been shot in rural Macomb and St. Clair counties. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586) 777-7003. Irish Hills Area Shore ice has deteriorated on Devils, Wamplers, and other lakes in Jackson County, and ice fishing
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When considering Saginaw Bay walleyes, fisheries managers just might have to think of them more like salmon, or steelhead trout, or lake trout.
Study: Some Saginaw Bay walleyes are wanderers Read More »
If a wolf hunt is recommended for Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, it will have a different intent and scope than both supporters and opponents of such an event might have had in mind
DNR explains scope of wolf-management hunt Read More »
Michigan turkey hunters have tagged more than 30,000 gobblers each spring since 2000 and should continue that trend – weather-permitting – in the upcoming season, which begins April 22
Turkey time: Optimism abounds for ’13 hunt Read More »
Bushkill, Monacacy, Saucon creeks (Northampton County) The special regs areas were fishing well through mid-March, with warmer temperatures activating trout. Spin fishermen were catching trout on small plastics and spinners. Fly-anglers were doing well on Blue-Winged Olive patterns. Approved Trout Waters Berks: Allegheny Creek, Antietam Creek, Antietam Reservoir, Furnace Creek, Hay Creek, Kistler Creek, Little
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Mauch Chunk, Beltzville lakes (Carbon County) A slow bite in deteriorating ice was reported in mid-March. Lehigh River High flow put the kibosh on angling in mid-March. Lackawanna Lake (Lackawanna County) As ice left the lake, catch rates were low. Bluegills and crappies were biting just before dusk. Delaware River (Pike County) Before the season
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