Spring break? Who needs it?
Tom Pink
March 31, 2015
While some folks head south for spring break, many Michiganders stay home for a last shot at fishing, hunting or trapping.
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Wildlife feeding revisited: ducks at the park
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
Before feeding local ducks in a lake, pond, or river near you, consider these disease and human health concerns
Upper Peninsula Fishing Report – March 27th, 2015
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
Pickford Area There was still up to 3 feet of ice on Munuscong Bay last week. Perch fishing has been excellent. Anglers fishing with minnows in up to 18 feet of water report a very
Michigan Calendar of Events – March 27th, 2015
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
Banquets/Fundraisers. March 27: Saginaw Bay DU Banquet, 6 p.m., Pinconning K of C Hall. For more info call Dale Borske, 989-753-0090. March 27: Clare Area WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Moose Lodge, Clare. For more info
Turkey numbers stable as season nears
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
Spring turkey hunters can expect to see ample numbers of gobblers this spring in their historic ancestrial range in southern Michigan, and slightly fewer birds as they head north.
Michigan Cuffs & Collars – March 27th, 2015
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
DISTRICT 1 No report DISTRICT 2 CO Jeff Panich was checking ice anglers near Cedarville when he pulled up to a portable shanty with tip-ups out. A check of the area revealed no one was
Debate continues over coyote-wolf hybrids
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
Reports of coyote-wolf hybrids in Michigan have sparked debate online in recent months, and research by the University of Michigan and the DNR confirms their existence.
DNR director approves land sale to Graymount
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
A massive limestone mining operation on public land in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was approved by DNR Director Keith Creagh last week at the Natural Resources Commission meeting in Roscommon.
Southern Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – March 27th, 2015
Site Staff
March 26, 2015
Lake St. Clair Ice was deteriorating rapidly last week on Lake St. Clair, and anglers were urged to use extreme caution. The shoreline was breaking up. A few anglers were catching perch, but pressure was
