Mount Clemens, Mich. – State Rep. Joel Sheltrown, D-West Branch, is drumming up support for a proposal that would allow sportsmen to continue to fund the lion’s share of the DNR budget, while not costing
Oden, Mich. – A new strain of brown trout being raised by the Michigan DNR could be introduced to streams across the state beginning in 2009. The Sturgeon River strain of brown trout eventually will
Marquette, Mich. – State officials are cautiously optimistic that the number of wolves killed by humans during the November hunting seasons has dropped drastically from an all-time high of five in 2006, to one on
Ludington, Mich. – Researchers believe yet another new exotic species, the bloody red shrimp, could be having an impact on Great Lakes fish populations. Steve Pothoven, fisheries biologist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Ludington, Mich. – Chinook salmon abundance in Lake Michigan should begin to decline this year, and fisheries managers say that’s a good thing. Currently, they say the predator-prey balance in the lake is skewed, a
An agreement on inland hunting, fishing, and gathering rights for tribal members and the DNR’s roller-coaster budget (that went from an $8 million deficit in the Game and Fish Protection Fund to a $10 million
Union Area Anglers are starting to ice fish on the smaller lakes in the area where there is up to 4 inches of ice. Bluegills and crappies are hitting wax worms and minnows on Eagle
Lansing – The state of Michigan and owners of mineral rights the state had claimed through tax foreclosure have reached an agreement that seems to offer some protection to the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund.
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