East Jordan Area Opening weekend of the inland fishing season in the Lower Peninsula was slow, with low temperatures prevailing. Brook trout fishing has been good on the Jordan River and all the tributary streams.
The bill has been called “the most significant pro-sportsmen’s legislation of the past 15 years” by the U.S. Sportsmen’s Alliance
Pickford Area Fishing has been slow and fishing pressure has been light in the eastern U.P. A few splake have been caught in Lake Huron around the Les Cheneaux Islands. Anglers are still catching a
DISTRICT 1 CO Brian Bacon contacted a subject riding his ORV against the flow of traffic on a county road. The operator had not purchased an ORV license and was carrying a concealed pistol without
Banquets/Fundraisers May 12: Eastern UP RGS Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Little Bear East Community Center. For more info call Steve Rodock, 906-477-6717. May 19: Iron River Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Iron River Armory. For more
Hunters sometimes look down their noses at some conservation organizations, particularly those that don’t seem to be perfectly aligned with their interests. National Rifle Association, Ducks Unlimited, Quality Deer Management Association – to name just
Lake St. Clair Fishing has been slow on Lake St. Clair, with high wind and muddy water turning anglers away. Most fishermen are heading to the Detroit River for a good walleye bite. Lakeside Fishing
Indian River Fishing pressure has been light on Burt and Mullett lakes, and success has been fair. Steelhead fishing remains pretty good on the Ocqueoc and Bear rivers. Toms are strutting and gobbling. A few
Working as an agent for the state of Michigan, U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services personnel killed eight gray wolves in Ironwood between March 5 and April 5
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