What's New?
The second Induction Class of the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame is being featured in the latest round of Bass Fishing HOF Signature Lures.
Planning to fish the Muskegon River this spring? Be on the lookout for Michigan DNR personnel collecting walleye eggs below Croton Dam in Newaygo County.
New Gear
Newport has announced the launch of its NK HD Series, a next-generation evolution of its flagship electric kayak motors.
Newsflash
Michigan Restructures License Fees
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It’s official - Hoosiers will pay more to fish in Michigan next year.
A lot more.
The Michigan House of Representatives have accepted Senate amendments to a fishing/hunting license bill that will go into effect next spring. The governor signed it this week.
While the bill reduces fees somewhat for residents, it more than doubles some non-resident fees.
For example, non-residents would pay $75 for an annual fishing license, $150 for a basic hunting license, and $170 to hunt deer.
Under next year’s plan there will not be a “restricted” license. Anglers will be able to fish for all species, including trout and salmon, under one license. The current fee for a non-resident all-species license is $42 while a restricted license is $34 – less than half of what it will be next year.
Free Youth Licenses!
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Retailer Meijer again is offering young hunters in Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky free youth hunting licenses in stores that sell them.
Shoppers can redeem their print coupon from the weekly ad or mPerks digital coupon in-store from Sept. 13-14, 2013.
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