Michigan Outdoor News Fishing Report – February 2, 2024 – video
Bill Parker
February 2, 2024
Is there still much ice fishing to be found in the state? And ice or no ice, how’s the bite?
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Know your insurance coverage before taking a vehicle out on the ice
Mike Schoonveld
January 30, 2024
I recently saw a photo of an airplane that landed on the ice of a frozen lake and then skidded onto thin ice where it nosedived into the water below.
Until then, I’d
Michigan legislation would allow schools to add firearms safety classes to curriculum
Victor Skinner
January 28, 2024
A bipartisan group of Michigan lawmakers want to allow schools to host firearm safety courses as a means to boost hunter participation and raise awareness about properly handling firearms.
House Bill 5334 and
Effort is on to raise $200,000 to restore dam on Michigan’s Cornwall Creek Flooding
Bill Parker
January 27, 2024
Michigan’s Cornwall Creek Flooding, scheduled last summer to be drawn down and the dam removed, has a chance to survive. But it’s going to take financial support from the public to save it.
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Michigan’s statewide fishing report on Jan. 27, 2024
Staff Report
January 27, 2024
Unseasonably warm weather and rain has wreaked havoc on ice conditions across the state. Some areas like Munuscong Bay, Manistique Lakes, Lake Gogebic, and Fortune Lake in the Upper Peninsula had ice but it was
Kids Cave at National Trappers Association Convention educates youngsters on outdoor pursuits
Kent Weil
January 27, 2024
A new activity premiered at the National Trappers Association Convention in Spencer, Iowa, a few years ago – the NTA Kids Cave. Born out of a desire to give kids at the NTA event a
Michigan DNR launches Deer Management Initiative to tackle challenges in both Upper and Lower Peninsula
DNR Report
January 25, 2024
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, in collaboration with the Michigan Natural Resources Commission, is initiating a comprehensive Deer Management Initiative aimed at evaluating and responding to present-day deer management challenges.
The initiative seeks
Commentary: Time for Fish and Wildlife agencies to re-engage with constituents
Russ Mason
January 21, 2024
The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is unique.
Nowhere else in the world did hunters and anglers coalesce and become a sufficiently powerful political force to save fish, wildlife, and their habitats from
Steve Griffin: The best part of the hunt isn’t always the kill
Steve Griffin
January 21, 2024
The best part of the pheasant hunt wasn’t even in the field.
It was the campfire.
OK, there wasn’t a fireplace, or a fire, around which eight or 10 of us sat after
