Fishing
Didn’t get your turkey in time for breakfast? Invite him to lunch.
If you don’t have access to their route or they’re roosting right over the field that they strut in, it’s still far from hopeless. Avoid the temptation to head home early and, instead, exercise some
Mike Strandlund; editor of the Bowhunting World magazine died while on vacation
I’ll never forget the first time a “national” publication accepted one of my articles.
Appeal filed in wolf/dog hunting case
Plaintiffs in the wolf/dog hunting case filed an appeal Friday, April 12 of a judge’s Jan. 16 ruling that upheld a new state law that not only created a wolf hunting and trapping season, but
CWD creeps closer to Michigan
Dreaded animal disease is moving closer to Michigan
Erie walleye, perch limits likely on par
It doesn’t appear that any change is in order for Lake Erie yellow perch and walleye limits.
Group sues DNR over Sawmill wetland
The Ohio Environmental Council is suing to stop a controversial land-swap deal between a private developer and the Ohio DNR.
Annual walleye runs going steady
The annual appearance of migrating walleye in the Maumee and Sandusky rivers brings fantastic spring fishing opportunities, according to the Ohio DNR.
Atlantics a new addition to Lake Huron
Salmon and trout anglers on Lake Huron could soon have another fish to target.
Group wants vote to halt push for wolf hunt
Advocates seeking to overturn a new state law that could lead to wolf hunting in Michigan said recently they had collected more than enough petition signatures to require a statewide referendum.
