Michigan Outdoor Calendar
Staff Report
March 15, 2023
A look at upcoming outdoor-related events from around Michigan published in the March 17, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
Michigan
Reader Stories: The cabin calls with many pike-fishing memories
D.J. Garcia
March 15, 2023
When they started this traditional trip back in the 1930s, they didn’t have an outboard motor. They would take turns rowing a very heavy wooden boat at trolling speed all day long.
Panfish, walleyes attract anglers to Michigan’s Witch Lake
Bill Parker
March 15, 2023
Looking for a good lake for panfish, walleye, bass and pike? Look no further than Marquette County’s Witch Lake.
Proper handling tips to capture that fish photo before a successful release
Vic Attardo
March 15, 2023
The way I release crappies and bass, also pike and muskie, differs greatly from the way I release trout. Also the type of water and the temperature of the water makes a difference in how
Star Watch: Sorting out the skies
Bob Drieslein
March 14, 2023
Astronomers tell us that our night sky includes 88 constellations and about 8,000 stars that we can see via the naked eye.
Select the right arrow for the right game
Mark Morrison
March 14, 2023
This aluminum Easton 2020 shaft tipped with a stout, cut-on-contact broadhead weighs 650 grains and will take down dangerous bowhunting targets like Asiatic buffalo and bison.
Optimism high for spring turkey hunters in Michigan as season approaches
Bill Parker
March 14, 2023
Optimism high for Michigan spring turkey hunters as season approaches.
A mass marking program shines light on salmon movement in Great Lakes
Steve Begnoche
March 13, 2023
Tracking Chinook movement is one aspect of an ongoing Great Lakes mass marking program done cooperatively with almost a dozen state and federal agencies across five states. There are up to 20 people working on
Additional salmon stocking planned for Lake Michigan
Steve Begnoche
March 13, 2023
Michigan Department of Natural Resources Lake Michigan stocking plans announced earlier for 2023 are moving forward, and the fish in the hatcheries are being raised to make that happen, says Jay Wesley, Lake Michigan basin
