Man, you talk about a close finish! It doesn’t get much closer than what the Arjay’s Classic experienced at Paw Paw Lake on Saturday.
The DNR wants to say "thank you" to Michigan hunters so it’s hosting Hunter Appreciation: Deer Drop-In Mondays at locations across the state, and all hunters are invited to drop-in and say hello.
The ClapTailâ„¢ 110 is a topwater bait with a metal prop and back blade that collide when retrieved, producing a unique two-tone fish-attracting sound.
(Provided by the Michigan DNR)
There have been numerous fish kills recently reported from around the state, and staff from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources' Fisheries Division is tracking and monitoring these events.
We appreciate the public letting us know where they are seeing unusual fish kill events, said Jim Dexter, Fisheries Division chief. This can be done by emailing reports to DNR-FISH-Report-Fish-Kills@michigan.gov.
People who use Indiana's lakes and reservoirs for recreation should be aware that blue-green algae blooms have the potential to cause health problems in humans and animals.
Blue-green algae blooms are a seasonal occurrence in some Indiana waters, fueled by summer heat, sunlight and fertilizer runoff from lawns and farms. Drought and low water levels in lakes and reservoirs can increase blue-green algae quantities and/or toxins.
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