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DNR’s angler survey program tracks fishing activity[Jun. 25, 2009] AREAWIDE — Just about everyone who has spent a fair amount of time fishing in Michigan has experienced it: An angler pulls up to the dock or steps out of the river and is met by a green-shirted, clipboard-carrying person, who asks for a few moments of their time.
Fish on![Jun. 18, 2009] AREAWIDE — A renewed interest in stewardship, conservation and family traditions were the big prize for many during last weekend’s annual free fishing weekend summer segment.
By Lisa Paine
Economy threatens welfare of pets, large and small[Jun. 4, 2009] AREAWIDE — With families struggling to make ends meet in the present economic recession, one family member in particular may be facing the biggest cutbacks as far as medical care: the family pet.
By Lisa Paine
Cormorant control in Northern Lake Huron is working[May 28, 2009] NORTHERN MICH. — To many Michigan anglers, double-crested cormorants — those long-necked diving birds that have been evident in high numbers on Michigan’s Great Lakes waters in recent years — have no redeeming qualities.
Weather woes delay farmers’ planting season[May 21, 2009] STATEWIDE — Heavy rains throughout April and May and freeze warnings that continued into this past weekend have been a literal thorn in farmers’ sides as they have been unable to prepare fields for their spring crop plantings.
By Lisa Paine
Springtime is fish-stocking time[May 14, 2009] STATEWIDE — Anglers fishing on Michigan’s lakes and streams may be familiar with the sight of state tank trucks pulling up to the bank and releasing their contents into the water as part of the spring fish-stocking season.
Wild about turkeys[May 14, 2009] Brothers Larry and Darryl Messenger of Lapeer bagged these two toms during the current spring wild turkey season that ends May 31.
Meeting to help determine outcome of deer at For-Mar[May 7, 2009] GENESEE COUNTY — An abundance of deer, damaged native plants and how to reconcile the two are the main topics of a continuing open public discussion as the Genesee County Parks Commission wrestles with how best to manage its growing deer herd.
By Lisa Paine
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Free Fishing Weekend summer segment lures new anglers
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