Michigan’s statewide muskellunge possession season begins June 3, and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to participate in the muskellunge angler survey to help biologists obtain valuable data on this important
Big largemouth bass were caught in the channels leading into the lagoons on chopping motion lures in this area.
Before there were salmon in the Great Lakes, there were brown trout.
Before Dr. Howard Tanner took the reins of the Michigan Fisheries Department with the mandate, “Do something spectacular,” Michigan’s fish biologists had
It’s the time of year when the walleyes are in the rivers. Here’s how to get ’em.
Spring is crappie time in Michigan.
Fishing for the prolific panfish is available year-round, but they are pretty well down the list of preferred spices except in spring. There are several reasons for that;
It’s an affliction affecting literally millions of Americans, especially children, who are increasingly living in urban areas.
Anglers were catching limits of walleyes in this area.
The Michigan DNR Wildlife Division proposed several changes to deer regulations at its meeting earlier this month at Lansing Community College West Campus.
At the same time, Natural Resources Commissioner John Walters tossed several
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the May 26, 2023 edition of Michigan Outdoor News.
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