fishing

If you're into hunting, fishing, horses - and privacy - a waterfront ranch for sale in Northern Michigan might be your dream home.

Could it be the offspring of The Great Lynx Water Monster of Lake Huron? Or just a creepy oddity?

Michigan Bass Season is opening. While you can catch-and-release on all waters all year. The official catch-and-keep on all waters including Great Lakes opens Saturday, May 23 - December 31st.

Kids can learn to fish for free and might even walk away with some cool prizes next Saturday, June 29th in Byron Center!
The 2019 Free Fishing Derby is hosted by the Ray Park Foundation at Whistestop Park, 9a.m. to 1p.m.
There are no fees are you don't have to register ahead of time...

A great time to enjoy the great outdoors in Michigan is June 8-9! It's Michigan's "Three Free" Weekend, where you can fish, ride off-road trails, and visit state parks, all free of charge.

The three now have to wait to see if they'll lose their fishing licenses as well.

Anyone can fish for free and a license is not required.

A kayaker who was fishing for salmon in Lake Michigan Monday morning got quite the surprise, but also likely helped save the life of an animal.

The season kicked off April 1st, and it's not all just update rules, a new electronic license system is also now available.

Bundle up and enjoy free fishing in Michigan this weekend!

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced that the annual Summer Free Fishing Weekend is scheduled for Saturday, June 11, and Sunday, June 12.
Residents and nonresidents of all ages can fish without a license that weekend. All other fishing regulations still apply.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reminding ice anglers and snowmobilers that no ice is safe ice.
See the DNR's tips on what to watch for on the ice.