
Fishermen safe after getting stuck on Saginaw Bay ice floe
Authorities are urging people to use caution on the ice, since recent warmer temperatures have left it unstable in many places.

Authorities are urging people to use caution on the ice, since recent warmer temperatures have left it unstable in many places.

Michigan man, 78, has been carving fish decoys for most of his life

Many of those polluted waters drive the state’s multi-billion-dollar fishing and summer tourism industries

Includes 10 different species totaling more than 300,000 fish that weighed nearly 8 tons
Lake St. Clair Panfish and perch fishing have been good in the marinas and canals around Lake St. Clair. Some of the main lake areas have frozen, but anglers were still fishing close to shore.
Banquets/Fundraisers. Jan. 21: Lower Central Mitten MI, RGS Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Red Fox Sportsman Club, Jonesville. For more info call Marty Blashfield, 517-740-2277. Jan. 21: Hillman Area WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Hillman Community Center, Hillman.
DISTRICT 1 CO Brett DeLonge and Sgt. Ryan Aho received information that a hunter may have shot a deer with a muzzleloader after the black-powder season was closed in Marquette County. The COs located the

DNR seeks public input on general management plan via online survey through Feb. 15

Michigan announces deadline for deer habitat improvement grants
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