Results of a DNR study of walleyes in the Upper Peninsula’s Bays de Noc has revealed naturally reproduced fish are contributing more to the population than stocking efforts.
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing remains good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers fishing in 7 to 22 feet of water report catching fish on crawler harnesses, crankbaits, and small spoons. Perch are starting to
Indian River Walleye fishing has been decent on Burt and Mullett lakes, but a lot of small fish have been caught. Pike fishing has been pretty good on Mullett, and bass anglers are catching lots
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been very good in the St. Marys River. Crawler harnesses and crankbaits are both producing in Munuscong and Raber bays. Good numbers of lakers, Atlantics, and kings have been caught
Banquets/Fundraisers Aug. 3: Curtis Area DU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Township Hall, Engadine. For more info call Sue Tokar, 906-293-3189. Sept. 7: Hesperia WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Christ the King, Hesperia. For more info call Brad
DISTRICT 1 CO Ryan Aho worked Gwinn-area lakes and observed two subjects who were fishing from a canoe place an undersized bass on a stringer. Contact revealed several warrants for one subject and no fishing
Bassmaster Magazine recently published its list of the top 100 bass-fishing waters for 2013, and five Michigan lakes, including the No. 1-ranked Lake St. Clair, were on it, further evidence of Michigan’s standing as a
Five years into a 6-year experiment to determine whether the Lake Huron brown trout fishery can be restored state fisheries managers have concluded it’s time to cut bait.
An estimated 654,000 hunters combined to kill about 414,000 white-tailed deer during all of the 2012 hunting seasons combined, according to the DNR’s 2012 deer hunter survey results, which were released last week
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