As the 2023 Michigan Walleye Tour draws to a close, participating teams eagerly await the championship in August. Meanwhile, prime fishing spots for Walleye throughout Michigan remain open for all ...
Through June 30, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is partnering with the MyCatch by Angler's Atlas mobile app to host a statewide walleye fishing challenge across all inland waters.
Anglers targeting walleye this past week were having good results in several areas of Michigan. There were seven spots that stood out. “Walleye fishing was excellent with many anglers getting limit ...
Anyone 17 or older fishing in Michigan public waters needs a license. 2025-26 fishing licenses are valid through March 31, 2026, and cost $26 for residents and $76 for non-residents. Trout season and ...
The inland lake walleye season is underway in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula with anglers having more success in some areas and at certain times of day, state officials said. “The best time for walleye ...
Michigan's 2025-26 fishing license is required for individuals 17 and older fishing in public waters. A free fishing weekend, waiving license requirements, will take place June 7-8. The 2025-26 ...
As Michigan's anglers prep to head out for the 2025-26 trout fishing season opener, don't forget to get a license first. Everyone 17 and older who targets fish, amphibians, crustaceans and reptiles in ...
In some Michigan communities, fishing festivities don’t involve one fish or two fish, red fish or blue fish, but a spout of trout celebrations. Starting on April 23, the Kalkaska National Trout ...
Anyone 17 or older fishing in Michigan public waters needs a license. 2025-26 fishing licenses are valid through March 31, 2026, and cost $26 for residents and $76 for non-residents. Trout season and ...
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