SEPT. 15: Fall turkey season opens. SEPT. 15: Small game season opens (ruffed grouse, woodcock, rabbit, hare, squirrel). SEPT. 16: Teal hunting season ends. SEPT 17-18: Youth waterfowl season. SEPT. 22: First day of fall.
DISTRICT 1 CO Phil Helminen assisted the Iron Mountain Police Department with a suspect who was involved in an assault and had barricaded himself inside of a camper behind a residence. It was initially reported
Bass fishing on one of the premier bass fisheries out there.
Walleye anglers reported good fishing here, contrary to reports across much of the rest of the state.
Salmon and trout fishing on the Great Lakes continues to be a good bet, when the weather allows anglers to venture out.
Pete’s Lake is known as a good multi-species lake and features fishable populations of smallmouth bass, bluegills, rock bass, and northern pike, in addition to the walleyes.
River anglers at this spot reported good fishing with catches of Chinook, coho, pink salmon and brown trout.
Chances are, if you’re a hardcore muskie head, you probably do a lot of tinkering with your baits. Try these four lure modifications to land more muskies.
DISTRICT 1 Conservation Officer (CO) Brian Lasanen was on patrol in Houghton County when he observed a vehicle veer off the road and into the grass before continuing back onto the roadway. CO Lasanen was
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