Box of trout flies lost, found, but not returned
Jerry Davis
May 27, 2014
Young angler finds box of trout flies along an Iowa County stream, but owner’s identity unknown
Michigan
Predator and prey: It’s not always pretty, but part of life, for hunters and others
Site Staff
May 27, 2014
For us to live, something else must die – it’s part of life
A Bass'n Plan: Open water tactics for 2014
Site Staff
May 23, 2014
Top presentations for spring bass
Bass bill passes; changes ahead?
Site Staff
May 22, 2014
State lawmakers last week approved legislation to remove bass season dates from state law, a first step toward potentially expanding the season statewide, to start earlier in the spring.
Southern Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – May 23rd, 2014
Site Staff
May 22, 2014
Lake St. Clair Rain and high winds kept Lake St. Clair churned up last week and fishing was slow. When the water was clear, catch-and-release bass fishing was red hot all over the lake. Turkey
Cormorant management is making strides in reducing the population
Site Staff
May 22, 2014
More than 10,000 double-crested cormorants were killed last year in Michigan through an ongoing effort to manage the burgeoning population of the fish-eating birds
Central Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – May 23rd, 2014
Site Staff
May 22, 2014
Saginaw Bay Area Steelhead fishing remains pretty good on the AuGres and Rifle rivers. Suckers also are in the Rifle and the bite has been very good at Omer. Walleye fishing has improved in Saginaw
NRC reviews shotgun zone proposal
Site Staff
May 22, 2014
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is considering changes to the state’s shotgun zone that would expand the types of allowable firearms hunters could use in southern Michigan.
Northern Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – May 23rd, 2014
Site Staff
May 22, 2014
East Jordan Area Walleye fishing is starting to heat up on Lake Charlevoix off the docks in East Jordan. The water temperature is still in the 40s, but the night bite has been pretty good.
