Michigan cuffs and collars are field reports from Michigan DNR Conservation Officers. These reports are from the April 26, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.
Back bays hold pike as they go through the various stages of the spawn. Deadbait under a bobber, spinners, spoons and shallow diving crankbaits are all viable options.
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The Missouri River in and around Chamberlain continued to be be the most consistent bite and the shore bite should only get better with the spawn beginning.
South Dakota Fishing Report – April 23, 2024 – video Read More »
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has until June 30 to decide if America’s lake sturgeon populations should be added to their list of species so close to extinction they deserve extra protection under the provisions of the Endangered Species Act.
Mike Schoonveld: Are lake sturgeon an endangered species? Read More »
It was around noon by the time we got started recently on Michigan’s Manistee River below Tippy Dam, which is a big change from the way Jim Romine and I used to fish.
We’ve always been on the water by sunrise. But this year Romine suggested we not kill ourselves getting up there, and I didn’t object.
Is that maturity or just old age?
If you or someone you know has dreamed of a career among the ranks of Michigan’s conservation officers, listen up: The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is accepting applications for the training academy that starts in January 2025.
This job posting will close Thursday, May 23, at 11:59 p.m.
Michigan DNR looks to hire conservation officers for ’25 training academy Read More »
Michigan Department of Natural Resources fish stocking trucks are on the move. Through June, the DNR’s 17 specialized stocking trucks will travel well over 100,000 miles to stock more than a thousand locations across the state.
Whenever possible, the DNR tries to avoid stocking on top of wild populations of the same fish species.
Michigan DNR’s spring fish stockings begin Read More »
The Family Forest Carbon Program was developed by two nonprofits, the American Forest Foundation and The Nature Conservancy.
Michigan Mixed Bag: Nominations due May 3 for Forest Legacy Program Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the April 26, 2024, edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
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