Although the predictable population cycle of the ruffed grouse is on the downward swing, the outlook for the upcoming 2012 fall hunting season remains good.
The tragic, senseless massacre at a Colorado movie theater is yet another call for more gun control – at least that’s what a lot of gun-grabbing simpletons would have you believe. “Americans own too many
Mute swans may not have much of a voice but the people who love them are doing a lot of squawking as the Department of Natural Resources attempts to reduce the population of this invasive
State deer hunters bucked a two-year trend of declining harvest with a slight increase in the number of white-tails killed in 2011.
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Perch, walleyes, and catfish are hitting in Lake St. Clair in the south channel. The early bite has been the best. Muskie fishing has been very good in the middle
The breeding duck population in North America soared to a record high this year, according to results of an annual survey that includes the United States and Canada.
CENTRAL LP Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing has been good in Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay, with anglers reporting a good bite in 17 to 19 feet of water off Linwood, at the Black Hole, and
Fisheries biologists’ fears turned to reality recently when more Asian grass carp were found in Lenawee County’s Marrs Lake.
NORTHWESTERN LP East Jordan Area Now that the mayfly hatch has ended, walleye fishing has picked up again on Lake Charlevoix. Bottom bouncers and nightcrawler harnesses fished in 22 feet of water in the main
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