Lansing – Watchful fisheries managers did not detect any viral hemorrhagic septicemia in Michigan waters last year, but that doesn’t mean they’ve quit looking. Or that anglers won’t still be asked to help contain the
Cheboygan, Mich. – Clear water and a healthy sturgeon population were two reasons why the 2008 Black Lake sturgeon-spearing season ended early after the quota of five fish was taken in the first four days.
Midland, Mich. – The future of Michigan’s deer herd is being mapped, and hunters and others are helping with the task. The DNR and the Michigan United Conservation Clubs are working together to gather the
Ludington Area Fishing has been good around Ludington. Perch are hitting on Pentwater and Pere Marquette lakes. Wigglers and minnows fished in 25 to 30 feet of water have been producing good results. Anglers fishing
Lansing – As Michigan’s economy continues a downward spiral – the unemployment rate reached 10.6 percent in December, the highest in the country – state legislators continue to seek ways to cut costs from the
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been pretty good in Munuscong Bay and perch are starting to show, up too. The perch bite in Lake Huron at Cedarville has been fair. There is about 30 inches
Marquette, Mich. – An early onset of winter, below-average temperatures, and above-average snowfalls, combined with a severe winter in 2007-08, has much of the Upper Peninsula set up for a dramatic loss affecting three year-classes
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