Banquets/Fundraisers April 12: RMEF Banquet, Trillium, Spring Lake. For more info call Dan Grice, 616-581-9798. April 12: St. Clair County WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Knights of Columbus. For more info call Fred Webber, 989-619-3481. April
State officials plan to run walleye-rearing ponds at full capacity this year after several years of slowed production and selective stocking tied to viral hemorrhagic septicemia, a deadly fish disease.
DISTRICT 1 CO Doug Hermanson received complaint information involving predator hunters trespassing on private property. The hunters were identified and later interviewed. A confession was obtained; enforcement action was taken. CO Marvin Gerlach investigated a
Lake St. Clair There was no ice on Lake St. Clair last week and the water was dirty. A few anglers were jigging for walleyes on the Detroit River, but the water was still pretty
Saginaw Bay Area There’s open water on Saginaw Bay, and anglers are starting to troll for walleyes with stickbaits. The best action has been in 12 to 16 feet of water. Once the smelt move
One of these springs, the gobblers are just going to surrender. I can see it now: a trio of longbeards marching back to my truck, wings behind their heads, just giving up before I even
Game management in Michigan will again be decided at the ballot box rather than through sound scientific principals by skilled wildlife biologists.
Lake St. Clair Shore ice is shot on Lake St. Clair, and ice fishing has pretty much ended. A few coyotes have been shot in rural Macomb and St. Clair counties. Lakeside Fishing Shops, (586)
Saginaw Bay Area Ice was falling apart on Saginaw Bay last week, but a few anglers were walking out at the Bay City State Park and catching a fair number of perch and walleyes in
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