Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River. Smallmouth bass, perch, pike, and muskie fishing also have been good on St. Clair. Silver bass are everywhere in
Indian River Walleye fishing was slow last week on Burt and Mullett lakes because of cold, stormy weather rolling through the area. Prior to the bad weather, a few walleyes were being caught during the
Garden Area Smallmouth bass fishing has been very good in Lake Michigan’s Big Bay de Noc. Anglers fishing soft plastics and crankbaits report good action at the Sand Pit, in Puffy Bay, and in South
DISTRICT 1 CO Ryan Aho observed a young child standing on a booster seat and hanging out the rear window of a passenger vehicle. Upon stopping the vehicle, it was discovered that the operator of
Education/Seminar June 8: Youth & Adult Fly Fishing Class for Metro Detroit, 10-4 p.m., Firefighters Park, Troy. For more info call, 248-601-0606. Aug. 5-8: Bridgeport Gun Club, Hunter Ed Class, 6-9:30 p.m., at the Club.
New legislation designed to simplify Michigan’s hunting and fishing license system and raise $19.7 million in additional revenues for DNR fish and game programs and marketing is making its way through the state Legislature.
It might seem logical to some that completion of a hunter education or firearm safety course would lead a youth to hunting.
Ammunition cabinets at sporting goods stores across the state remain conspicuously void of many of the most popular rounds.
Lake St. Clair Catch-and-release bass fishing has been unbelievable on Lake St. Clair along the mile roads. Walleye fishing has been fair, but should improve as the weather warms. Walleye fishing remains very good in
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