
Michigan Fishing Report – October 15, 2025
Bluegills were caught in good numbers with both live and plastic bait in this area.

Bluegills were caught in good numbers with both live and plastic bait in this area.

Outdoor users in Minnesota may know Blane Klemek as the northwest region wildlife manager with the state’s Department of Natural Resources.
That job with an emphasis on wildlife and the outdoors certainly fits with how

Salmon fishing in rivers across the state continues to be strong. Here’s how they’re catching ’em.

Anglers targeting lake trout reported good success here.

When new heads of agencies controlled by the executive branch of the federal government were appointed earlier this year, they came with a mandate to control spending. Simultaneously, a new agency called DOGE (Department of

Anglers reported good lake trout fishing here, as well as a few coho salmon being caught.

The 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which currently protects over 58.8 million acres of national forest land from road-building, logging, and other industrial activity, represents one of the most significant protections for wildlife habitat in

As hunters and fishermen, one of our biggest problems is food waste. We have all been out hunting or fishing and brought home our quarry, processed it and put it in the freezer. Almost certainly

If you enjoy variety, October is an ideal time to fish the Big Manistee River. You don’t know what you might catch in that water body in October.
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