Mount Clemens, Mich. ’Äî On the heels of documented disease-related fish die-offs in Lake St. Clair in 2003 and 2006, the DNR said there has been no sign of die-offs in 2008. Mike Thomas, a
Lansing ’Äî By a unanimous 7-0 vote, the state Natural Resources Commission at its June meeting in Lansing approved a proposal to change buck hunting regulations in the Upper Peninsula. Beginning this year, hunters in
Houghton Lake Area Walleye fishing has been good on Houghton Lake. A lot of the fish being caught are small, but there are plenty of keepers. Bass fishing also has been hot. Crappies are hitting
July 20, Aug. 9: North Macomb Sportsmen’Äôs Club, 8 a.m., at the club. For more info call John Oldani, 810-523-5014. July 18-20:’ÄàWhite River Muzzleloaders, Shoot. For more info call Skip Sisson, 231-861-5265. Sept. 13-14:’ÄàNorth Macomb
Pickford Area Pike fishing has been good in Lake Huron, with anglers reporting fish at Cedarville, Hessel, and Muskie Bay. Spoons and spinnerbaits fished in the shallows have been producing good results. Perch fishing has
Lansing ’Äî For years, the Michigan Darkhouse Angling Association has been told that the only way to stretch Michigan’Äôs northern pike-spearing season was through legislative action. Now, that action appears to be under way. State
Lansing ’Äî Tired of paying daily or seasonal fees to use some of the DNR’Äôs most popular boating access sites? Relief may be on the way. H.B. 5839, introduced by Rep. Kevin Elsenheimer, a Republican
Marquette, Mich. ’Äî Plum Creek Timber Company has announced it will increase its annual tree planting this spring to approximately 1 million trees. The plantings coincide with regeneration in Plum Creek’Äôs effort to sustain Michigan’Äôs
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