Lansing — One of the most selective law enforcement academies in the state, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Academy, recently hosted graduation at the Michigan State Police Training Academy in Lansing, welcoming
Especially if you’re using bait from a previous outing that has been sitting in a warm fish house, I cool the water slowly so the minnows don’t experience shock when they hit near-freezing water.
Hole-hopping and catching fish.
Port Clinton, Ohio — As the Miller Ferry made some of its last projected trips of the season in mid-December, one of the pieces of freight that was seen being sent over offered some promise
Come January, about all Michigan’s army of ice-fishing fanatics can do is nervously wring their hands and pray that cold weather will lock up their favorite lake with a thick covering of ice. Some years
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission approved a fisheries order in December to remove trout restrictions on Cedar Creek in Barry County.
The bomb cyclone of weather patterns at Christmas provided a brief window of ice fishing, but that window has since slammed shut.
Where the fish are biting in central and western New York as well as Lake Erie.
The blizzard rivaled (and even surpassed) the historic Blizzard of ’77. Through the worst of it, the fishing trip helped bring a smile to my face and some inner warmth that I will long remember
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