SEASON DATES April 24: Trout season begins on designated trout streams. April 24: Walleye, sauger, pike, and muskie seasons open in the Lower Peninsula May 1: Bear and elk permit application period begins May 15:
DISTRICT 1 CO Byron Parks was traveling on M 38 when he approached a bridge. There was a vehicle parked on the side of the bridge. CO Parks knew that this part of the Firesteel
Cold and windy conditions have slowed fishing. April 24 is the walleye and pike opener for the Lower Peninsula inland waters. The statewide trout opener on all Type 1 and Type 2 streams as well
Warm weather is reportedly on the way, which should help turn on the bite after a cold spell has slowed things down considerably. Here’s what’s happening on fisheries across the state.
The good news is that anyone who would like to do some kind of fishing will find something to suit their interests throughout the state.
It’s connected and managed as one water body since water, boats, and fish can freely move between the lakes.
Because most bass anglers would fish 365/24/7 if they could, SPRO® expands their fishing season for when the water gets colder and the bass gets harder to entice.
Smallmouth bass action is heating up, and steelhead, too. And get ready for some of the best fishing of the season – it will be here soon. Here’s what, where and how they’re catching fish
Season Dates April 15: Dog training season ends. April 17: Spring Turkey season begins April 24: Trout season begins April 24: Walleye, sauger, pike, and muskie seasons open in the Lower Peninsula May 1: Bear
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