Wright County’s Sugar Lake was designated for muskie management in 1967. That original introduction of the species has provided decades of solid muskie-fishing opportunities, not to mention the fact that Sugar is the only lake
Balancing and “beefing” – that’s DNR’s challenge when managing the Braidwood Lake fishery.
Catfish are still king, for the most part. And DNR continued its efforts last year, choosing to stock 23,000 blue catfish
Klipnocky State Forest is one of those state forest tracts that sees plenty of activity at times, and very little at others.
The 2,734-acre parcel in northeastern Allegany County, for instance, gets plenty of
The DNR, Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, and Walleyes for Tomorrow joined forces to assess the fishery of Kawaguesaga Lake during the spring of 2024.
Kawaga, as it is known locally, is
So where does one start looking for fish? The short answer – “just about anywhere” – seems unhelpful. But the truth is that with all of its structure in the way of humps, points, bays,
Supporting healthy populations of largemouth bass and bluegills, and supplemented by a stocked walleye fishery, Oakland County’s Big Seven Lake provides variable angling opportunities.
If you’re seeking good fishing in southeast Michigan in close
Stonelick Lake in Clermont County doesn’t stand out for any one species of fish.
But, if you’re just looking to wet a line and catch a channel catfish, largemouth bass, or a bluegill, this
If ever there was a lake with an appropriate name, it’s Crooked Creek. A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers impoundment in Armstrong County, it covers 350 acres at normal pool and loops around on itself
Crappies and bass tend to draw the most attention among anglers who frequent Clitherall. Largemouth bass are abundant, while its smallmouth bass and walleye numbers are decent.
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