Ice conditions varied last week from one region of the state to another. There was no safe ice yet in southern Michigan. Conditions improved as you move north, but many of the larger, deeper lakes
There could be more than 2,000 moose on Isle Royale. Wolves are the main predator, but the wolf population is struggling.
The blogger didn’t think he had a very good 2019 outdoors, until he looked over a year’s worth of photos.
DISTRICT 1 CO Josh Boudreaux followed up on a trespass complaint in Marquette Township. Suspects were reportedly hunting on the complainant’s property and drove their ORV around multiple “No Trespassing” signs to retrieve their deer.
Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 18: Hillman WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Hillman Community Center, Hillman. For more info call Fred Webber, 989-619-3481. Jan. 18: Mid-UP RGS Banquet, 5 p.m., University Center, Marquette. For more info call Rich Laksonen,
Not marking fish despite working a prime location? Try using flashy spoons or rattle baits to entice more fish into your icy zone.
Know which jigging to employ when and you’ll reel in more walleyes and panfish this hard-water season.
Take advantage of training opportunities during the long, dark hours spent indoors this time of year.
Editor’s note: Ice conditions varied at last check from one region of the state to another. There was no safe ice in southern Michigan. Conditions improved as you move north, but many of the larger
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