Caseville Area A few perch and lake trout are being caught in the Pigeon River where skim ice is forming. Perch and pike also are hitting through the ice off the docks. The firearms deer
Bergland Area Ice is forming on the shallow bays of Lake Gogebic. A few anglers were venturing out late last week and were catching fair numbers of walleyes near shore. The firearms deer season was
Garden Area The firearms deer season was slow. High winds have kept anglers off Big Bay de Noc. Anglers are waiting for ice to form. The Garden Sport Shop, (906) 644-2908. Foxy’s Den, (906) 644-2817.
East Lansing, Mich. – The Pigeon River Country State Forest consists of approximately 177 square miles of pristine northern Michigan wilderness. It is the largest uninterrupted wild area in the Lower Peninsula and is home
Pickford Area Ice is forming on Munuscong Bay and anglers are eagerly awaiting first ice. No one has been fishing. Hunters report that the firearms deer season was good. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Drummond Island
St. Joseph Area Walleye fishing has been pretty good in the St. Joseph River, and steelhead anglers report fair to good fishing. The firearms deer season was a little on the slow side. B.J. Sports,
Traverse City Area Windy weather has slowed fishing around Traverse City. Anglers who are venturing out are catching perch on Crystal Lake in 50 to 60 feet of water. There are still some good steelhead
Saginaw Bay Area Perch have moved into the shallows in Saginaw Bay and anglers there are dialing in. The best action so far has been in the cuts and marinas around the bay. Walleyes at
L’Anse Area A few steelhead are still being caught in Lake Superior’s Keweenaw Bay with the best action coming to anglers fishing off the rivermouths. Walleye fishing has been pretty good in the bay. Indian
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