Prospects for the 2015 big-game hunting and furbearer hunting seasons are very good, say Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologists. Michigan offers a diversity of species and a wide variety of seasons to maximize recreational
So far the journey to bow season has been one filled with fun, frustration, and firsts.
Lake St. Clair Muskie and bass fishing have been good on Lake St. Clair. The best muskie bite has come to anglers fishing in 18- to 20-foot depths in Canadian water. Good numbers of fish
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Walleye fishing remains good in the St. Marys River, particularly in Raber Bay. The best bites have come to those fishing with nightcrawlers and bottom bouncers along the shipping channel. Muskies
NORTHWESTERN LP East Jordan Area Fishing has been a little slow on Lake Charlevoix. A few salmon have entered the lake, but the action has been slow. Lake trout action has been fair, but the
DISTRICT 1 CO Elton Luce responded to an incident involving the potential drowning situation of an overturned kayaker, who had been adrift in cold weather conditions for over four hours. The air temperature on this
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 29: Michigan Bow Hunters District 8 Banquet, 5 p.m., Wilder Creek Conservation Club. For more info call Jeff Lambert, 269-274-1873. Sept. 12: Menominee Range RMEF Banquet, 5 p.m., Pine Grove Country Club, Iron
Beginning with the early teal season and early goose season, which both start Sept. 1, Michigan waterfowl hunters can expect good gunning throughout the state’s duck and goose seasons.
Waterfowl hunters must be careful not to spread avian flu
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