
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – September 5, 2023 – video
Some fish are starting to move into their fall patterns. Here’s how it’s impacting the fishing.

Some fish are starting to move into their fall patterns. Here’s how it’s impacting the fishing.

Legislation to change the membership of the Michigan Wolf Management Advisory Council and the Michigan Wildlife Council are receiving pushback from the state’s conservation community.
Lawmakers in Lansing are considering separate bills to

Federal Judge Paul Maloney has approved the agreement between the tribes, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, and the federal government regarding the Treaty of 1836, setting the stage for tribal commercial fishing regulations for

Anglers who did make it out in this area reported good catches of lake trout, Chinook, steelhead and coho.
A federal judge on Aug. 24 approved an agreement between four Native American tribes and state and federal regulatory agencies to revise a fishing policy covering parts of three of the Great Lakes.
The

Due to the unprecedented spike in the birthrate after World War II, the next decade or so after the war was called the “baby boom.”
It could be that the boating industry someday will

Call it the irony of Saginaw Bay fishing: Happy walleye anglers, this year posting what may be their best season ever, are catching only a small percentage of the Bay’s super-abundant walleyes.
Only a

In private business, milking the revenue streams of successful products to support new ones that generate no income is a recipe for disaster, even when the “giveaways” are popular.
Unless the new products begin

Anglers reported large catches of pink salmon and lake trout here, with some coho and chinook salmon caught as well.
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