Lansing – Some Michigan fishing organizations say they applaud the way the DNR assembled biological information and solicited public sentiment. But they boo the agency’s proposal for the Au Sable River mainstream’s “trophy waters” from
Lansing – Some areas were up, some were down. Overall, Michigan’s 2008 bear harvest looks a lot like last year, with the exception that apparently more large bears were killed this fall than in the
Drummond Island Area Perch fishing shut right down, and the fish have moved out of Scotts and Maxton bays. Expect them to return under the ice. Bowhunters on the island did well, and a good
Lansing – Yes, avoiding lead fragments in venison is a good idea. But no, alarm bells are not being sounded by Michigan officials. “The bottom line is that we don’t know if there are health
Lansing – Muskie and pike spearers received an early Christmas gift – the opportunity to spear through the ice before the holidays. Spearing season will begin early this winter – a month early to be
Lansing – Having a difficult time finding a place to hunt? The DNR might just have an answer – or a multitude of answers – for you. They come in the form of a new
St. Clair Shores, Mich. – When it comes to fishing in Canadian waters on Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River, Michigan anglers must follow the guidelines established by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
Lansing – Trappers in the Lower Peninsula may once again set a trapline for bobcats. Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Brown ruled in favor of the DNR last month in a lawsuit filed by
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