“If you’re fishing anywhere in a public place, in water pretty much anywhere in the United States, Dingell-Johnson probably contributed to it,” said Rob Shane, public affairs manager for the American Sportfishing Association.
“It is
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever on Sept. 17 announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture had accepted 1.78 million acres into the Conservation Reserve Program in 2025.
The announcement by USDA’s Farm Service Agency,
Lansing. — Several fishing regulation changes, recommended by the DNR Fisheries Division, were approved by the state Natural Resources Commission earlier this month at its meeting at Lansing Community College.
Michigan’s fall turkey season is an excellent way to enjoy the changing seasons while pursuing a gobbler for your holiday meal.
Join members of the National Deer Association for a day of fellowship while enhancing wildlife habitat on Michigan public lands.
Just in time for Michigan’s ruffed grouse and American woodcock hunting seasons, hunters now have a new way to share information from their hunts.
The Michigan DNR has launched the Michigan Ruffed Grouse and
Walleye, trout steams and lakes, spearfishing, and lake trout were among topics of discussion and proposed regulation changes at the Michigan Natural Resources Commission meeting earlier this month in Lansing.
The DNR’s Fisheries Division
“It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.” The USA Bass team’s performance against the best bass anglers in the world exemplified that phrase during the 19th edition of the Black Bass World Championships
Legislation recently introduced in Lansing could change how the Michigan Natural Resources Commission operates, with bills to create a separate commission for the Upper Peninsula and to boost transparency.
All members representing the Upper
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