Carl Peets’ Fishing Parties in Caseville – A Look Back at Michigan’s Fishing Party Boat Days

Carl Peets was a familiar name along the Pigeon River in Caseville during the postwar years, known for running daily fishing trips into Saginaw Bay. His charter service drew locals and tourists alike—until a deadly explosion aboard his boat, Panteramarina, changed …

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DOGE firings jeopardize Great Lakes lamprey control, $1.4 billion sportsfishing industry threatened

Michigan’s Great Lakes fishery faces a crisis after DOGE mass firings cut key conservation jobs. Experts warn of a surge in invasive sea lampreys, which could devastate native fish populations and the region’s $7 billion fishing industry.

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Budget battle: GOP Rep. Borton slams Whitmer’s plan to raise Michigan DNR hunting, fishing and boating fees

State Representative Ken Borton threatens budget cuts to the Michigan DNR unless it justifies proposed increases in hunting, fishing, and boating fees. He demands accountability, emphasizing misconceptions regarding the agency’s budget management, amidst public backlash from outdoor enthusiasts.

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Michigan’s Big Fish Future – DNR Stocks Over Half a Million Fish

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources successfully completed its fall 2024 fish stocking season, releasing over 590,000 fish across 78 locations. This initiative, vital for recreational fishing and ecological balance, brings the total stock in 2024 to over 9.7 million fish, benefiting anglers statewide.

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