
Fishing for bass at night
You still can find fish at dusk and dawn, but that first hour or two after dark can be exceptional.

You still can find fish at dusk and dawn, but that first hour or two after dark can be exceptional.

On Lake Erie, anglers were steadily increasing their yellow perch harvests.

The author has long shared his disdain for free-ranging feral cats, but those whiskered underwater behemoths? He loves them.

Birth rate for such a fish is said to be about one in 10,000 and the chance of it surviving the three or four years it takes to reach 13-plus inches was “nearly incalculable.”

And the most recent survey of the lake turned up very good numbers of yellow perch.

The surprise bite this week is on this lake, where anglers are catching decent numbers of this often-overlooked species.

Spinners are a great option for all types of fish including muskies, bass, northern pike, and panfish. But there is a lot more to fishing a spinner than just casting it out and reeling it

Invasive bug found in Oakland County.

Boat anglers targeting salmon here had a good week.
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