The problem with autumn is there isn’t enough of it. So much to do, so few days.
Many (most?) of us are so preoccupied with hunting seasons that we forget about our other passion:
Fall juvenile walleye assessment surveys by the Michigan DNR returned mixed results on several lakes in the northern Lower Peninsula.
Good recruitment was evident in Black, Mullett, Burt, and Long lakes while less-than-favorable results
Healthy panfish and bass fisheries make Craig and Morrison lakes worth a look if you’re seeking a good day on the water in southern Lower Michigan.
Michigan cuffs and collars are field reports from DNR Conservation Officers. These reports are from the Nov. 21, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Michigan published in the Nov. 21, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
A Saginaw Bay fish looking for a place to spawn has a new option along the Bay’s northeast shore, two miles from the mouth of the Saginaw River.
There, thanks to a community collaborative
Research from Michigan State University (MSU) is protecting the Great Lakes from a dangerous threat looming specifically in and around Lake Erie.
For roughly a decade, MSU scientists have been studying grass carp, one
Michigan turkey hunters will see big changes when the spring season opens on April 18. Most of the changes were made to simplify regulations – turning 14 management units into three – and to give
After harvesting your deer, be sure to report it using the Michigan DNR Hunt Fish app on your phone or online through eLicense. If you need help reporting your harvest, call (517) 284-9453.
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