Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – May 26, 2023 – video
Bill Parker
May 26, 2023
It’s the time of year when the walleyes are in the rivers. Here’s how to get ’em.
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It’s crappie time in Michigan
Bob Gwizdz
May 26, 2023
Spring is crappie time in Michigan.
Fishing for the prolific panfish is available year-round, but they are pretty well down the list of preferred spices except in spring. There are several reasons for that;
Fishing pros help Michigan’s DNR walleye school fight Nature Deficit Disorder
Bill Semion
May 25, 2023
It’s an affliction affecting literally millions of Americans, especially children, who are increasingly living in urban areas.
Michigan Fishing Report – May 24, 2023
Michigan DNR
May 24, 2023
Anglers were catching limits of walleyes in this area.
Is it time for a longer tournament bass season in Michigan?
Bob Gwizdz
May 23, 2023
The Department of Natural Resources has long said that one of its goals is to provide recreational opportunities. Probably the best thing it has done for fishermen – and I really don’t know whether to
Gadget-free fishing and pulling in northern pike
Mark Morrison
May 22, 2023
I have several friends who are diehard fishermen, knowledgeable to the point where catching fish is usually an inevitability for them.
Their rigs sport all the latest electronics and are jammed with myriad rod/reel
Thinking big: Tips for catching impressive stream trout
Site Staff
May 21, 2023
Once the catch-and-kill opener passes in mid-April, stream trout fishing can become challenging.
You’ll contend with more anglers than ever, but also fluctuating water levels and clarity due to spring rains. Both can conspire
Here’s where to catch a ‘humpback’ in the Great Lakes area
Tori McCormick
May 21, 2023
If you do a quick online search for Alaska fly-fishing guides who target pink salmon, you’ll get plenty of hits.
After all, pink salmon are the most abundant Pacific salmon, and guides are more
What are the top five bass flies? We asked the experts
Vin T. Sparano
May 20, 2023
A fishing friend recently told me he wanted to try fly fishing for bass. He knew there were hundreds of fancy trout flies, but should he get different ones for more aggressive freshwater bass?
