One final waterfowl hunt was a good way to end the Michigan season
The final day of Michigan’s season was a perfect morning for duck hunting, dark and foggy with a stiff wind. After we’d set up a couple dozen duck decoys and twice that many full bodied goose dekes, we hunkered down.
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Michigan’s Lake St. Clair panfish bite is underrated
Michigan’s Lake St. Clair is a fantastic fishery for smallmouth bass, muskies and walleyes, but what you hear less about is the lake’s panfish angling. It can be just as outstanding as the predator fishing.
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Finalized consent decree between tribes, state of Michigan may take months
Lansing, Mich. — The process of reaching an acceptable consent decree between five native American tribes covered under the 1836 Treaty of Washington and the state of Michigan concerning tribal fishing operations in the Great Lakes continues with no immediate resolution in sight. The next important date for the proposed consent decree has been set
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Don’t get ticked off about ticks
These days, ticks are widespread across southern Michigan.
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Draft set on tribal consent decree
Liberalization of gill netting in the Great Lakes is not sitting well with conservation groups.
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Preparing for mid-winter chili after a November buck
I didn’t kill a deer last year, the first time in many years. I was almost relieved as I didn’t have to dress it, drag it, load it, hang it, or cut it up.
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