
Michigan DNR reports a successful 2022 fall fish stocking season
The Michigan DNR stocked 624,205 fish, collectively weighing 7.8 tons, at 85 locations across the state during the fall of 2022.

The Michigan DNR stocked 624,205 fish, collectively weighing 7.8 tons, at 85 locations across the state during the fall of 2022.

Outdoor news items from around Michigan.

All anglers must register online to participate in the fishing season, and those age 17 or older must have a valid Michigan fishing license.

Of all the invasive species that have wrought their own form of degradation to the environment of the Great Lakes, none have been as widespread or so devastating as the mussel cousins – zebra and

The cisco typically is found in relatively deep cold well oxygenated lakes with good deeper water summer habitat (Hypolimnion). Lakes that can support trout and whitefish are usually classified as oligotrophic, which have relatively low

Outdoor enforcement reports from across Michigan.
Upcoming outdoor-related events across Michigan.

“Largemouth bass have historically grown slower in the Stringy Lakes Chain and that continued … with a mean growth index of -0.5 (below the state average).

The usual method of fly-fishing in winter is nymph-fishing. The flow of the stream will determine how large you might want your nymph to be. Winter flows can vary considerably.
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