by Ted Kraimer | Mar 4, 2010 | Angling Reports
Now that we flipped the calendar to March, it’s time to make sure your fishing gear is ready to go. More than symbolic, March is proof that winter is almost behind us and better weather and good fishing is just before us. The recent warm-up and sunny days are more...
by Jordan Lindberg | Mar 2, 2010 | Environment, News & Updates
“The Legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the Grayling Area” will be the topic of a presentation at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 7, at the Hartwick Pines Logging Museum in Grayling. Department of Natural Resources and Environment historian Rob Burg will...
by Au Sable Big Water Preservation Association | Feb 25, 2010 | News & Updates
If DNR won’t plant ‘em big enough then we’ll plant our own! That is the rallying cry of the Au Sable Big Water Preservation Association (ASBWPA) regarding trout stocking below Mio, the trophy section of the Au Sable River. “Each year we hear about all those little...
by Ted Kraimer | Feb 25, 2010 | Angling Reports
About a month ago in Pennsylvania, a groundhog poked his head out of a hole and the experts proclaimed another six weeks of the same weather. While that has been mostly true, we have been experiencing a welcomed increase in sunshine and it feels good. In keeping with...
by Jordan Lindberg | Feb 21, 2010 | News & Updates
The Department of Natural Resources and Environment today announced it will conduct a survey in the northern Lower Peninsula Feb. 16 through March 12 to detect the presence of gray wolves in this area of the state. Survey teams will be searching areas where the public...
by Jordan Lindberg | Feb 17, 2010 | Flies, People & Interviews
Ray Schmidt’s fly box is featured today at Midcurrent as part of their “Inside the Box Series.” Unsurprisingly, it is a box full of BIG streamer flies — the sort that are tied on BIG hooks to fool and catch BIG trout. Ray notes in the...
by Jordan Lindberg | Feb 17, 2010 | Gear & Equipment
Along with cleaning, checking, and organizing your gear, winter is a great time to practice tying your fishing knots, and of course learning some new ones. The good news is that the Internet makes that fairly easy with a number of websites that illustrate a range of...
by Michigan United Conservation Clubs | Feb 11, 2010 | News & Updates, Uncategorized
The past two months have been filled with ever-changing news and information on the threat of Asian Carp to the Great Lakes as federal and state officials wrestle over the best solutions. Most of the debate has centered on immediate closure of navigational locks in...
