Walleyes haven’t been planted in Isabella County’s Coldwater Lake since 2018, but anglers are still catching a lot of nice sized ’eyes.
“A few years back the DNR truck broke down, and they had
Dow Lake in Strouds Run State Park was formerly a place where springtime anglers could count on catching one of the rainbow trout stocked by the ODNR Division of Wildlife.
The stocking of trout
There’s no shortage of information on when, where and how to best fish Kettle Creek in Clinton County. It’s a beautiful stream set in gorgeous country – you might even see elk here – that
Located seven miles north of Park Rapids in Hubbard County, Island Lake is well known locally as a decent multi-species fishery with an emphasis on producing big fish, more so than numbers.
A fish kill in 2024 at Ramsey Lake appears to have had the most effect on bluegill and redear sunfish populations, according to DNR’s most recent survey of the lake.
But channel catfish and
Tucked away in the southeast corner of St. Lawrence County, N.Y., lies a beckoning fishing and paddling destination that is sometimes overlooked. If it didn’t have an Adirondack Wild Forest in its name, some might
The local DNR fisheries team surveyed Big Butternut Lake to assess the fishery during 2022 with early spring fyke netting, early spring and late spring night electrofishing runs, and a fall night electrofishing run.
The Hackensack area of Cass County is loaded with excellent fishing lakes. It’s one of the state’s more popular destinations for multi-species angling, featuring lakes that offer everything from jumbo perch to muskies – often
A healthy and diverse population of warmwater game fish, supplemented by a stocked walleye fishery, helps Union Lake holds its own. In a county that features 358 lakes and abundant fishing opportunity, that’s no easy
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