Great Lakes salmon may spend their entire lives in fresh water, but they’re still programmed for the Pacific Ocean. Evolution doesn’t rewrite instincts in a few decades. Those fish still behave as though they’re waiting for the tides – and anglers who understand that have a decided advantage.
Mike Schoonveld: Saltwater instincts, freshwater salmon make for a great combo Read More »
The work of raising young lake sturgeon, researching the species and preparing fish for release into Michigan waters will take center stage Sept. 5 when the Michigan DNR opens its Black River streamside rearing facility near Onaway to the public.
The free opportunity will run from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., giving visitors an opportunity to see the facility’s 3- to 4-month-old lake sturgeon and learn how biologists are working to restore one of Michigan’s most unusual fish.
Michigan lake sturgeon in focus at production, restoration showcase Read More »
Saturday’s weather on Aug. 1 relied on the same luck that young anglers found at the Perry County Gun Club lake for the annual Hooked on Fishing… Not On Drugs (HOFNOD) Youth Fishing Derby sponsored by the Perry County Sheriff’s Office and Perry County Transit.
Every one of the 235 young anglers had the opportunity to fish from 7:30 a.m. to noon without the first drop of rain falling.
Ohio’s Perry County youth fishing event brings in 235 anglers Read More »
For Michigan waterfowlers, early goose and teal seasons begin on Sept. 1. For ducks other than teal, the northern waterfowl zone opens Sept. 26, and the zones in the Lower Peninsula follow. It’s a long season – the federal framework has allowed us 60 days and a six-bird bag limit for many years.
Tom Pink: Michigan waterfowlers face issues here – and ‘there’ Read More »
In the past week, the Minnesota DNR has reported three
MN Daily Update: Three more zebra mussel infestations in the state Read More »
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