Free "How to Get Started in Boating" DVD!

Here in Newberry, we are finishing our analyses of fish growth, population dynamics, and
management options for last summer’s survey waters. We are also working on net and other
equipment repairs, as well as attending lots of management meetings. The winter has already

The Robert J. Lytle Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society along with the Farmland Pheasant Hunters will conduct a Gun Dog Fun Trial on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at the Farmland Pheasant Hunters, 7104 Gosline Road, Brown City, Michigan, beginning at 8 a.m.

The regulations in these guide to not take effect until April 1, 2008.

Inland Fisheries Grants

Forms and Publications

Program Objective(s):

* To protect, maintain and/or enhance inland aquatic environments that support (or are capable of supporting) a significant public fishery.

ven on the best waters crappie populations explode and recede, a phenomenon that everyone agrees takes place, but no one really knows why. A lake may be full of fish one year, left high and dry the next and a few years later, anglers are hauling them out by the bucket again.

Hello anglers. This is the first edition of an annual newsletter covering major field activities of the Lake Erie Management Unit (LEMU), shown at right.

This unit covers all waters that lie within the watersheds which drain into the St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, Detroit River, and Lake Erie.

Visit this link to view the results of the Black Lake Sturgeon Drawing:

http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10364_10848-183562--RSS,00.html

A person placing a shanty on the ice for fishing shall permanently affix their name and address on ALL SIDES of the shanty in legible letters at least 2 inches in height. The letters shall be readily visible and consist of material not soluble in water. The name and address must be on the shanty and may not be placed on a board or other material that is then attached to the shanty. Tents or other temporary shelters that are removed from the ice each day do not require identification.

It is with great pleasure and excitement that I have the opportunity to present the inaugural issue of MARLIN WORLD.

LINK TO MAGAZINE: http://viewer.zmags.com/showmag.php?mid=pgptf

1. Click anywhere on the screen to ZOOM in and read.

The idea for Outdoorsman Exchange came about in an instant, but in a way it was sometime in the making – we just didn’t realize it at the time.

For years my husband, Paul, has wanted to go on an elk hunt. I’ve encouraged him many times. He and his brothers talk how they should all go elk hunting out west with their Dad before age took its toll on him. Pursuit of that dream sounded good but there was always the financial reality check that held my husband back. He couldn’t justify spending money on a guided hunting trip and felt a guided trip was the only way to go for a successful hunt. This voice inside kept telling him - we need to save money for more sensible things like kids braces, college funds, etc. Most everyone can relate to these thoughts, unless you’re an heir to a fortune.