Michigan/New York/Ohio/Pennsylvania Lake Profile – Lake Erie
Site Staff
May 1, 2020
Walleye remain the class of Lake Erie’s multi-tiered fishery.
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Michigan Fishing Report – May 1, 2020
Site Staff
May 1, 2020
Walleye fishing remains very good in Lake Erie, the Detroit River and Saginaw Bay with anglers reporting limit catches at all three locations. Inland lake anglers in the Lower reported a mixed bag of panfish,
Spring turkey hunting much the same as it was pre-COVID
Tom Pink
April 28, 2020
The hunt ended much like it always does, with smiles and gratitude, sunlight warming our faces and the wild things carrying on as if nothing had happened. The only thing missing in the congratulatory ritual
That commitment moment from spring gobblers
Tony Peterson
April 26, 2020
Let wild turkeys settle into the decoys before taking your shot.
Governor eases restrictions on motorboats
Staff Report
April 24, 2020
While the restriction on the use of motorboats was being lifted, other restrictions remain in effect, and any outdoor activity permitted under the order, including boating, must be done in a manner consistent with social
Angling Buzz video: Targeting spring walleyes
Site Staff
April 24, 2020
Why is spring walleye fishing awesome? Check out the Angling Buzz story here and video below for more.
Michigan Outdoor News Calendar – April 24, 2020
Site Staff
April 23, 2020
Banquets/Fundraisers. May 1: NWTF Banquet, 6 p.m., Alexander’s Premier Banquet Facility, Marysville. For more info call Aaron Shaughnessy, 269-720-9234. May 1: Isabella WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Parish Hall, Mt. Pleasant. For more info call Scott
Michigan Outdoor News Cuffs & Collars – April 24, 2020
Site Staff
April 23, 2020
DISTRICT 1 Conservation Officer (CO) John Kamps responded from his residence to a personal injury vehicle crash. It was reported that the individual rolled the vehicle and was unconscious in the vehicle. CO Kamps arrived
Fish passage project could have ‘broad impact’ on Great Lakes
Site Staff
April 23, 2020
Walleye, yellow perch, suckers and smallmouth bass could again swim the winding Boardman River beyond downtown Traverse City to forage for food or spawn in submerged vegetation, as they did more than a century ago.
