A special tip of the hunting hat goes out to Daniel McLaughlin Jr., of Carleton, our Grand Prize winner.
Outdoor Observations: Michigan’s Best Buck Contest featured great photos Read More »
Acting DNR Director Shannon Lott recently signed Fisheries Order 216.23, which streamlines reporting and documentation of the commercial harvest and sale of minnows, wigglers, and crayfish taken from Michigan waters.
There are currently 116 permitted wildlife
rehabilitators in Michigan.
Acting DNR Director Shannon Lott recently signed an order establishing changes
to rehabilitator regulations in an effort to simplify regulations, and
to improve permit administration.
Michigan DNR changes regulations for wildlife rehabilitators Read More »
Most of Michigan’s muskie lakes are in the northern Lower and Upper peninsulas – well, except for the best of them all: Lake St. Clair. Southern Michigan really isn’t considered a muskie haven. Barry County’s Thornapple Lake is one of the other exceptions.
Muskie management maintains fishery on Michigan’s Thornapple Lake Read More »
More money than I can shake a stick at has driven me away from a couple hunting spots in recent years.
Outdoor Observations: Could deer hunting become a rich person’s sport in Michigan? Read More »
As of Dec. 15, the last time the DNR’s Michigan Hunting Related Incident Summary 2022 had been updated, there were just three hunting incidents and no fatalities in all of 2022 and just one during the firearms deer season.
If those preliminary numbers hold true, 2022 could well be Michigan’s safest hunting season on record.
2022 one of the safest years on record for Michigan hunters Read More »
“Largemouth bass have historically grown slower in the Stringy Lakes Chain and that continued … with a mean growth index of -0.5 (below the state average).
Bass, panfish provide the top action on Michigan’s Stringy Lakes Read More »
Like most impoundments, Lake Besser features a mixed bag of game fish including both predators and panfish, along with an abundance of rough fish.
Mixed bags await anglers on Alpena’s Lake Besser Read More »
As 2023 dawns, and readers leave 2022 in the shadows, Michigan Outdoor News takes a look at some of the top stories that graced the pages of the paper during the past 12 months.
A look back on the top Michigan Outdoor News stories from ’22 Read More »
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