Reports of coyote-wolf hybrids in Michigan have sparked debate online in recent months, and research by the University of Michigan and the DNR confirms their existence.
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A massive limestone mining operation on public land in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was approved by DNR Director Keith Creagh last week at the Natural Resources Commission meeting in Roscommon.
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Lake St. Clair Ice was deteriorating rapidly last week on Lake St. Clair, and anglers were urged to use extreme caution. The shoreline was breaking up. A few anglers were catching perch, but pressure was light. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586) 777-7003. Commerce Area Shore ice was in poor shape last week in Oakland County, but
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Saginaw Bay Area Ice was starting to deteriorate last week on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay and anglers were urged to use extreme caution and keep an eye on the changing conditions. Walleye fishing has been good, with anglers reporting a good bite off Linwood in 15 feet of water. Lots of small perch have
Central Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – March 27th, 2015 Read More »
Traverse City Area Ice was melting quickly around Traverse City, and ice fishing has come to a halt. Steelhead are starting to trickle into the Boardman and Betsie rivers, and spawn and jigs are producing. Once open water arrives, perch should start hitting in Grand Traverse Bays. WildFishing Guide Service, www.wildfishing.com. Wellston Area The Little
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Pickford Area There was still up to 3 feet of ice on Munuscong Bay last week. Perch fishing has been excellent. Anglers fishing with minnows in up to 18 feet of water report a very good bite. There was still over a foot of snow in the woods, but hunting pressure has been light for
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Banquets/Fundraisers. March 27: Saginaw Bay DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Pinconning K of C Hall. For more info call Dale Borske, 989-753-0090. March 27: Clare Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Moose Lodge, Clare. For more info call Margaret Harper, 810-618-1681. March 27: Chesaning, Shiawasse DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Albee Twp. Community Center. For more info call
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DISTRICT 1 No report DISTRICT 2 CO Jeff Panich was checking ice anglers near Cedarville when he pulled up to a portable shanty with tip-ups out. A check of the area revealed no one was around. The CO checked the tip-ups and all were baited, so after pictures were taken, the tip-ups were confiscated and
Michigan Cuffs & Collars – March 27th, 2015 Read More »
Researchers wearing latex gloves and wielding forceps and razor-sharp scalpels efficiently collect samples. Some fill sterilized test tubes with blood, while others remove samples of livers and tongues for their DNA or for later toxic metal analysis. Specimens are labeled, and the data for each is carefully recorded.
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