Some of the fish may have been affected by viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus, a contagious pathogen, but DNR is still waiting on confirmation.
DNR investigating reports of dead fish on Lake St. Clair Read More »
Spread of oak wilt said to occur during this time of year as beetles move spores from fungal fruiting structures on the trees killed last year by oak wilt to wounds on healthy oaks.
DNR advises caution to prevent spread of oak wilt disease Read More »
Over the course of a typical year, the DNR will stock roughly 26 million fish weighing nearly 350 tons, including eight species of trout and salmon and three coolwater strains of walleye and muskellunge.
Fish stocking continues to give Michigan fisheries a boost Read More »
Throughout the country, millions of kids, from fourth-graders to high school seniors, have participated safely in the program.
Young archers aim high; Michigan embracing National Archery in the Schools Program Read More »
A mere 1/8-inch long, the New Zealand mudsnail is barely distinguishable from a grain of sand, but over time its invasive habits can affect the quality and quantity of trout and other fish in the Au Sable, Pere Marquette and Boardman rivers where it has been found.
Researchers track invasive New Zealand mudsnail in Michigan rivers Read More »
The agency has plenty of second- and even third-generation representatives of families who have followed the family tradition.
Michigan DNR: It’s a family thing Read More »
The class will take the novice angler through rod and reel selection, rigging and presentation techniques, and natural history tips about walleye in Saginaw Bay.
Talking Saginaw Bay walleyes with Hall of Fame angler Mark Martin Read More »
Hundreds of volunteers are needed to stand guard along the Black River during the spawning season, from mid-April through early June, to report any suspicious activity and deter the unlawful take of this iconic fish.
Sturgeon Guarding Program is serious stuff in Michigan’s Cheboygan County Read More »
Michigan Sea Grant, Michigan State University Extension, the U. S. Geological Survey’s Great Lakes Science Center, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Cooperative Institute for Limnology and Ecosystems Research, and local fishery organizations will participate in several regional workshops the next two months highlighting research and information about the fisheries.
Workshops to highlight status of Erie, Huron, Michigan, Superior and St. Clair fisheries Read More »
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