
Deer kill in 2011 exceeds 420,000
State deer hunters bucked a two-year trend of declining harvest with a slight increase in the number of white-tails killed in 2011.

State deer hunters bucked a two-year trend of declining harvest with a slight increase in the number of white-tails killed in 2011.
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Herring are hitting wax worms fished in Lake Huron in 10 to 20 feet of water from Cedarville to Drummond Island and north to Lime Island. Walleye fishing has been good

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.
DISTRICT 1 CO Marv Gerlach assisted Commercial Fish Specialist Terry Short and Commercial Fish Investigator Shannon VanPatten with a complaint about an angler getting his downriggers caught in an unmarked net in Lake Michigan. Using

Fisheries biologists’ fears turned to reality recently when more Asian grass carp were found in Lenawee County’s Marrs Lake.
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Lake Orion Pike, bass, and a few walleyes have been hitting live bait on Lake Orion. Good bass and panfish action has been reported by anglers fishing on Orion, Lakeville, and Squaw lakes. Hook Line
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing remains steady on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. A good bite has been reported by anglers fishing in 12 to 17 feet of water from the mouth of the Saginaw River
Indian River Walleye fishing has been fair on Burt and Mullett lakes with the mayfly (hex) hatch still occurring. A few walleyes have been caught on crawler harnesses on Burt Lake, but fishing pressure has
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