fishing

A new season of fishing is underway in Michigan, which means anyone interested in doing some angling on local streams, rivers and lakes will have to have fishing license to participate legally

New licenses were made available to purchase on Tuesday, March 1

Money for a fishing license? Don't worry about it...you won't need it this weekend in Michigan.

You don't have to just have a lake home for the views. Some might just want a lake view for the pure fact that they love to fish and hunt.

Have you caught a trout or salmon in Michigan that had an adipose fin-clipped?

Michigan Department of Natural Resources says hundreds of carp die dead at a lake in Lake Orion because of herpes.

Lake Dubonnet is full of adventure and it's close to Traverse City!

Arctic Grayling used to be in abundance in Michigan waters years ago. They started to disappear around 1936 by overfishing. Now researchers at Michigan State University are working to get them back to Michigan streams.

Going fishing? Here's somethings you need to know about your catches including a chance to win cash!

Are you unsure of some of Michigan's fishing guidelines? You might want to read up just to be safe.