If your leisure-time plans include boating or fishing, recent changes in Michigan’s Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (NREPA) may affect you.
Category: Fishing
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Angler input sought to develop statewide inland trout management plan
The DNR plans to use the information to assist in the development of a statewide plan for inland trout fisheries.
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Celebration of Fly Tying 2015
The Celebration of Fly Tying, hosted by the Grand River Fly Tyers, will be held on Saturday, February 28, 2015.
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Fly Fishing Film Tour on Feb. 28
The Fly Fishing Film Tour will be in town for two shows on February 28, 2015 at the Wealthy Theater.
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Michigan’s world-class fishing shown on “World Fishing Journal”
Watch the video to to see some of the many familiar faces and programs that make Michigan a great state to fish.
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Family fishing in Michigan
With the summer moving right along, let us remind you about a section of the DNR’s website that can help you find great places to go fishing in Michigan.
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More than 19 million fish stocked this spring create plenty of opportunity for anglers
The DNR's Fisheries Division stocked a total of 19,382,390 fish that weighed 383 tons and consisted of 10 different species and one hybrid. To complete this task, it took nearly 400 stocking trips to 739 stocking sites.
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SMWTU helps out Project Healing Waters
Some of our SWMTU members were able to help Project Healing Waters by taking vets down the Muskegon River for an outing of trout and steelhead fishing.
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Michigan Fly Fishing Festival
Located at Boyne Mountain Resort, the Michigan Fly Fishing Festival is designed to showcase the best of Michigan’s fly fishing heritage and innovation. Chances to enjoy live music, good food, check out some new gear and get out during season. Above all, enjoy a good time with friends and colleagues within our industry! More details...
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New fishing license required April 1
The Department of Natural Resources today reminded anglers that a new fishing license season begins Monday, April 1. All 2012 fishing licenses expire on March 31, 2013. Anglers have a choice of a variety of licenses and prices are unchanged from 2012. Fishing license options include: 24-hour license (good for all species) 72-hour license (good...