Michigan Fishing Report – October 2, 2024
Michigan DNR
October 2, 2024
Salmon fishing continued to be good here. Anglers had success while casting spoons and crank baits throughout the river.
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Backyard and Beyond: Taking in some of autumn’s views
Val Cunningham
October 2, 2024
Bob Sheetz photographed a hummingbird looking over its shoulder as it started a takeoff, hinting at the long journey ahead.
At this time of year, most of our ruby-throated hummingbirds are on their way
How to smoke wild game for mouthwatering meat
Jamie Carlson
October 1, 2024
When people think about smoked meats, most folks think about beef and pork and maybe some chicken or turkey. We think about briskets, ribs, pork butts, long, slow cook times and low heat. We also
There are quiet lakes and good fishing to be had across Michigan in the fall
Mike Gnatkowski
September 30, 2024
Fall fishing is fantastic. In the past I spent a lot of time hunting waterfowl in the fall, but I’m backing off my waterfowl hunts this year and getting serious about fall fishing.
What
Steve Griffin: Creating wake in a no-wake zone on Michigan waters can court trouble
Steve Griffin
September 29, 2024
The horn’s blare was aimed at us, a grandpa and grandson putting through one of the extensive slow/no-wake sections of Spring Lake and adjacent Grand River in Michigan.
We’d been talking, as such oldster/youngster
Russ Mason: Would a simpler licensing structure benefit Michigan hunters?
Russ Mason
September 28, 2024
In 1934, the Michigan hunting regulations pamphlet was a single piece of paper folded in half, creating a front, back, and two inside pages.
Today, the document has expanded to 80 pages, and also
Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – September 27, 2024 – video
Bill Parker
September 27, 2024
Salmon are in the rivers. On inland lakes, some good reports, too. Some of the hottest bites of the year.
Mike Schoonveld: Four steps to get out of messes that come with trolling
Mike Schoonveld
September 27, 2024
Trolling used to be simple. Each person in the boat would select a lure, drop it into the lake and let out some line.
Once the right amount of line was uncoiled off the
Bob Gwizdz: Last minute flush saves slow opening day of Michigan’s bird seasons
Bob Gwizdz
September 26, 2024
We’d all had enough before noon on opening day of Michigan’s grouse and woodcock seasons. The temperature was already into the upper 80s and we were gassed. The dogs were at least as beat, and
