As mid-September approached this year, trees as usual remained leafy green.
Whitetail does and twin fawns tentatively ventured into bright winter wheat fields.
Loons that had swam, sung, and fished on this northern Lower
Since my kids were little, most Friday night dinners at my house have been “Fishy Fridays.” Now I’m a grandpa and the grandkids know if they’re at my house on a Friday evening, they’re going
Michigan’s proposed hunting and fishing license fee increase appears to be, if not dead in the water, on serious life support.
While the Senate version of a fee increase bill is still breathing, the
Fall bite picking up. Inland lakes starting to turn over, with fish moving to the shallows. Perch are all the rage.
Boat anglers did well targeting lake trout here, trolling and jigging for them.
Lansing. — Several fishing regulation changes, recommended by the DNR Fisheries Division, were approved by the state Natural Resources Commission earlier this month at its meeting at Lansing Community College.
A friend is in town for one evening and wants to chase some woodcock. You have two hours of shooting light after you get out of work. Where do you go?
We’ve all probably
A regulation aimed at increasing the size of bass and panfish in Grand Traverse County’s Arbutus Lake appears to be paying dividends.
A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Michigan published in the Sept. 26, 2025 edition of Outdoor News.
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