Little Bay de Noc: High winds had a significant effect on fishing pressure. Anglers reported the start of improved perch fishing, although they anticipate further improvement over time. Those fishing out of Kipling had fair results when still fishing or drifting. Walleye anglers reported good ...

MARQUETTE — Landowners can help reduce harm to bat species in Michigan — some of which are federally endangered — through a variety of management activities. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Aug. 15 gave a presentation at the Marquette ...

MARQUETTE — “Why, Oh Why Won’t They Clean, Drain and Dry?” is the clever title of the Aug. 10 NotMISpecies webinar, but the seemingly innocent plea could have bad implications if more boaters and anglers don’t heed the call to change their behavior to mitigate the risk of aquatic ...

Over the past few days, I’ve been thinking about serendipity and happenstance and how often those things, intrinsically and forever linked within the construct of time, help us appreciate and cherish more dearly things we experience. The idea of coincidence often resides at the heart of many ...

Little Bay de Noc: Walleye fishing throughout the bay was good. Anglers reported catching fishing out of Kipling, “black bottom”, the mouth of the Escanaba River, south of Aronson Island, and areas from the Ford River to No See-um Creek. A lot of anglers were casting artificial snap jig ...

MARQUETTE — Mined lands can have what author Pete Kero called a “full second life.” That’s a major message of his new book, published by the Minnesota Historical Society Press. Kero, a Negaunee native and environmental engineer based in Hibbing, Minnesota with Barr Engineering Co., ...