
Salmon cuts on the way
An inter-agency Lake Michigan salmon management group is proposing a 60-percent lake wide chinook stocking reduction for 2017 amid the continued decline of both salmon and alewives.

An inter-agency Lake Michigan salmon management group is proposing a 60-percent lake wide chinook stocking reduction for 2017 amid the continued decline of both salmon and alewives.
Lake St. Clair The recent mayfly hatch put a damper on fishing on Lake St. Clair. Walleyes and a few perch have been caught in the shipping channel in 30 feet of water. Chartreuse or
DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Lasanen checked a popular type 3 trout stream. An angler there said he had caught a 12-inch brook trout. Lasanen advised the angler the minimum size limit for brook trout the

Representatives from the presidential campaigns of Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump took questions about guns, public lands, and other natural resource issues last week at the Hilton Fort Collins hotel.

Larger panfish will seek deeper depths during the long, warm-water days of summer.

Fish intelligence in question in Pennsylvania

Why your best bet for capturing game-camera action might be to set them to capture movies instead of images

Catching fish requires finding fish, and the author stresses the importance of electronics on his fishing boat — along with learning how to use those electronics

Walleyes move into shallow water in June and jig fishing can be easy and productive.
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