As anglers, swimmers and other water recreation fans flocked to Michigan lakes and streams during the summer, some may catch a glimpse of a common, though rarely seen invertebrate known as the freshwater jellyfish.
The cool November evening was nearly still. A few deer bleats had echoed from outside the blind.
Eight-year-old Olive Dean adjusted her grip on her crossbow, lined up her shot, and asked, “How far is he?”
Specifically designed for finesse applications, new Sufix Revolve Ultra-Thin Finesse Braid is made in Japan where finesse fishing prevails.
(Provided by Michigan DNR)
Michigan Now Requires Bass Tournaments to Register
Michigan Now Requires Bass Tournaments to Register - Photo courtesy R & B Bass Circuit
The Michigan DNR reminds those planning or organizing a bass fishing tournament in 2016 that all tournaments must be registered with the DNR.
In October 2015 the DNR's Natural Resources Commission issued Fisheries Order 215.15A (www.michigan.gov/documents/dnr/FO-215_502574_7.pdf)requiring all bass fishing tournaments held in 2016 and thereafter to be registered online using the Michigan Fishing Tournament Information System. This requirement is for bass tournaments only and those that occur at both DNR and non-DNR-owned boat launches.
(Provided by BoatUS)
With the latest technical advances in recreational boat lights - both for navigation and aesthetic purposes - recreational boaters have more choices than ever when upgrading their boat's lighting. However, the US Coast Guard wants boaters to know that some of the new lights aren't up to snuff and could increase the chances of a collision. It has found thatsome sold for navigation purposes don't meet regulations, and other aesthetic lighting products such as LED ropes and underwater lights may go against the light provisions of the nautical rules of the road. The BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water shares these concerns has these three tips when shopping for or installing boat lights:
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