Cory Allen, of Wolverine, waited 37 years to draw an any elk (bull) tag for Michigan’s December season, and he certainly made the most of it.
Allen was one of 122 state licensed hunters who
St. Louis — President Joe Biden’s administration on Dec. 30 finalized regulations that protect hundreds of thousands of small streams,…
Timing of the state budget appropriations process meant the Michigan Pheasant Hunting Initiative released far fewer rooster pheasants on state game areas this year than in two prior seasons,…
Sheffield Lake, Ohio — The two largest walleye fishing tournaments on Lake Erie, the Walleye Fall Brawl and the Walleye Slam, concluded on Sunday, Nov. 27, and results were officially announced following the completion of
Bronzeback weighed a tad over 10 pounds.
Boating/fishing lead the way.
It was not a long-lost remnant of the now-extinct blue pike a.k.a. blue walleye, which was once common in Lake Erie. Rather, blue walleyes these days are the result of a genetic abnormality that turns
This year’s episodes take viewers to locations across the state, including a walleye survey on Lake Gogebic, the Upper Peninsula’s largest natural inland lake; Hot Boat weekend at Hardy Dam on the Muskegon River; and
At about 3 a.m. on June 12, park rangers Gerard Molaison and Travis Hall were notified by Central Dispatch in Roscommon County that two individuals had capsized their kayaks, about 1,000 yards offshore, in South
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