Anglers heading out on Lake Roland for a day of fishing get to enjoy a double-header – two lakes on which to fish with a combined surface area of 552 acres. Together, the two Upper
When solid ice finally arrives (with frigid temps in the immediate forecast, here’s hoping that day will be soon) it’s a good bet that anglers will be enjoying success on Ionia County’s Morrison Lake.
Close to 50,000 spring walleye fingerlings have been stocked in Iosco County’s Five Channels Impoundment since 2017.
But following 2022’s plant of 22,766 fingerlings, the DNR ended the stocking program on the 237-acre impoundment
Since there are no other lakes with public access in Macomb County, Stony Creek Lake sees more than its fair share of fishing pressure. But it still provides a decent fishery, although the size of
Aggressive stocking of multiple species of game fish by both the Michigan DNR and the local Matteson Lake homeowners association has resulted in a diverse fishery in Branch County’s Matteson Lake.
Littlefield Lake in Isabella County has a reputation as being tough to fish.
It’s a deep lake with lots of steep drop-offs close to shore, and limited aquatic vegetation so traditional fishing areas are
The walleyes collected in the survey averaged just shy of 15 inches and ranged up to 30. Northern pike averaged 21.3 and ranged to 42, while smallies averaged 14.2 and ran up to 19.
Lake Fanny Hooe rests at the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula, just east of the town of Copper Harbor. It’s the northern-most inland lake in the state.
“With a little help from my friends,” is a popular Lennon-McCartney hit sung by fellow bandmate Ringo Starr of The Beatles back in 1967. It’s also a suitable phrase to explain management taking place in
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