Lansing – The state Natural Resources Commission, at its monthly meeting last week in Lansing, passed several regulation changes for the 2009 bear-hunting season. Among the new rules is a 5-day “quiet” period, a bait-only
Pickford Area Perch fishing has been good on Lake Huron at Cedarville, where there was up to 16 inches of ice last week. Anglers fishing with wigglers, minnows, and wax worms all report a decent
Baldwin Area Steelhead fishing has been good in the Pere Marquette River. The best action has been on spawn, wax worms, egg flies, and stone fly nymphs. Inland lake fishing has been slow to get
April 11:_Kaleva Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Kaleva Tavern. For more info call Andy Robak, 231-362-3161. April 11:_Stockbridge Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., American Legion. For more info call Jim Kurdziel, 231-894-1515. April 11: Ionia
Lansing – As a precaution to not spread viral hemorrhagic septicemia into Michigan inland waters, the DNR said it will continue to limit production of walleye fry in 2009, but forge ahead with full production
Jackson, Mich. – A word of advice for outdoorsmen: There is no room for carelessness and confrontation when hunting. Three subjects from Jackson County found that to be true last fall when a lack of
Lansing – A slight increase in the prevalence of bovine tuberculosis in white-tailed deer in the four-county bovine TB area in northwest Lower Michigan is not by itself a warning that the disease is returning,
Washington – Delisting of gray wolves in Michigan and other Midwestern states – as well as several western states – was approved March 6 by the Obama administration. Animal rights organizations promised a swift legal
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