This opinion piece highlights the negative impact of commercial netting on fisheries, public trust, and local economies. It also points out ecological and safety concerns, advocating for restrictions on commercial netting to protect the Great Lakes and recreational fishing industry.
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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.
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The state of Michigan is a perfect destination for dogs and their owner’s thanks to its hundreds of pet-friendly camping sites, park cabins, lodges, and hotels. Michigan’s Natural Resources Department opened up their parks to pet owners when they allowed more than two pets to stay in the state park cabins back in 2017
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Michigan’s all-sports lakes, nestled in the heart of the Midwest, offer a wide range of recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including water sports, fishing, and community events. Torch Lake, Lake Charlevoix, Burt Lake, Gull Lake, and others provide accessible public amenities and vibrant communities, making them ideal for both residents and visitors.
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Michigan’s freshwater coastline and unique geological features make it a paradise for rock hounds. From Petoskey stones to Lake Superior agates, Michigan’s diverse array of rocks and minerals draws enthusiasts from all over. Top rock hunting beaches like Petoskey State Park and Grand Marais offer unique characteristics and accessibility for a memorable experience.
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Michigan offers a variety of unique accommodations for travelers looking for more than just a place to stay. From floating cottages on Lake Michigan to historic castle resorts and vineyard retreats in Traverse City, the state provides memorable experiences for all interests. Whether seeking relaxation, romance, or adventure, Michigan’s resorts are ready to welcome visitors.
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The shores along the Great Lakes states are a majestic sign of creation. Many who see it for the first time say it looks like an ocean. But, unfortunately, they are too large across the horizon. Nearly 51,000 square miles of the world’s surface area is covered by Lake Superior, among the largest lakes in North America.
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These are the top five colleges for international students in Michigan for graduate and undergraduate students. Vary from public to private degree programs.
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Wisconsin’s rich cultural heritage extends beyond its tragic Peshtigo fire history, encompassing its status as “America’s Dairyland,” with a wide variety of cheese types. The state also boasts a notable brewing heritage, the iconic Green Bay Packers, and an extensive natural beauty. The state’s diverse festivals, architectural landmarks, and culinary traditions further define its unique character.
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The Upper Thumb has been deemed the “Closer Up North” for Southeast Michigan and Detroit. Sandy beaches, great fishing, parks, and some of the friendliest proprietors around.
Huron County is a great place to steal a weekend away from the “burbs” of Detroit without busting your wallet.
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