Finding Fun in Michigan & Beyond
The Michigan Fish Producers Association representing the few commercial fishermen that remain in Michigan is suing the state’s Department of Natural Resources over changes to industry rules. Commercial fishermen were informed by the Michigan DNR that the agency did not renew commercial fishing licenses for 2021.
The first roadside park was developed in 1918 on US 2 in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Today Michigan has 85 roadside parks.
8 are located in the Thumb.
Effective January 1, 2023, the walleye season changes took effect to open year-round walleye fishing on the lower Saginaw River in Bay and Saginaw counties.
Today you will travel north along M-25. This tour will not be found on the Pure Michigan Fall Color Tour as it’s a closely guarded …
In 1987, the author had a bountiful fishing trip at Saginaw Bay. Now, a fishery owner, Lakon Williams, calls for help due to declining Yellow Perch population and government inaction. She urges people to attend a meeting, comment on a management plan, and support the fishery. The future of the Saginaw Bay fishery is at stake.
Grave robbing was a gruesome yet common crime in the late 1800’s as medical schools sought bodys for study.
This article comprehensively guides ten things to do near Filion, Michigan. From exploring the region’s natural beauty to immersing yourself in local history and culture, …
Embark on a journey through the enchanting Saginaw Bay Islands, where each isle weaves its own narrative of natural beauty and storied history. From the wildlife haven of Gull Island to the mysterious allure of Charity Island, these lands boast a rich tapestry of flora and fauna, alongside a compelling chronicle of Michigan’s past. Whether you’re casting lines into the bountiful waters or tracing the footsteps of ancient inhabitants, the Saginaw Bay Islands promise a treasure trove of discoveries for adventurers and dreamers alike.
