Lake Michigan Fishing
NOAA/NGDC/GLERL-Bathymetry of Lake Michigan CD-ROM & Poster
The online sample offered in the link above demonstrates the interface that accompanies the Bathymetry of Lake Michigan CD-ROM. Links to page size and expanded .GIF images of bathymetry are live in the online demonstration, and images are available for download. Higher resolution .EPS and .JPEG versions of the images are only available on the CD-ROM due to their large size. Links to raster and vector data file are also not active in the online demonstration. For a full description of the Bathymetry of Lake Michigan CD-ROM and accompanying full-size poster, please follow the Data Announcement link above." ... [Read More]
2005 Fishing Guide
CORRECTION: Menominee were incorrectly listed with the lake whitefish and lake herring in the printed version of the 2005 Fishing Guide. Table 2 has been updated and menominee have been removed on the electronic version of the 2005 Fishing Guide. ... Starting Friday, April 1, 2005, all anglers will be required to have a 2005 Michigan Fishing License. Copies of the new 2005 Michigan Fishing Guide and the Inland Trout & Salmon Guide are available at all license vendors around the state and right here online. Anglers will want to pay close attention to the "Major Regulation Changes" listed on page 3 in the Fishing Guide. ... [Read More]
WDNR - Fishing Wisconsin
You may also be interested in the Lake Michigan and Southest Region Outdoor Report , which is updated weekly to include the most recent fishing conditions around Wisconsin. ... Whether you live deep in the city or far out in a rural area, fishing is a great outdoors activity that you can enjoy close to home. It provides a great chance to get together with family and friends, or the perfect excuse to spend time away from the pressures of everyday life. For some, fishing is an occasional hobby, but for others, it is a lifelong pursuit. ... [Read More]
WDNR - Fishing Wisconsin - Fishing Regulations: 2005-2006 Hook & Line
(PDF, 981KB) includes general inland waters, special county regulations, Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, tributary streams and boundary waters. The hook and line regulations also contain the regulations for the harvest of crayfish, frogs and turtles, and minnows. Season, length, and bag limits for trout and salmon on Lake Michian and Lake Superior are also contained in the hook and line regulations. ... For trout and salmon regulations for inland waters and Lake Michigan and Lake Superior tributary streams, see the current Wisconsin Trout Fishing Regulations and Guide. ... [Read More]
Welcome to the DNR Division of Fish and Wildlife Web Site
All reptiles and amphibians native to Indiana are protected by law. Box turtles cannot be collected from the wild at any time. Species of frogs, lizards, salamanders, snakes, toads, or turtles on the state or federal endangered species list may also not be taken at any time. Species specified as game animals (see table below) may be collected from the wild with a hunting or fishing license and must obey season dates, bag limits and use legal trapping methods. An individual with a valid hunting or fishing license may take game frog and turtle species from a DNR property where hunting or fishing is authorized. Non-game reptiles and amphibians may not be taken from any DNR property without a scientific purposes license. For a list of Indiana’s native species, click here. ... [Read More]
Welcome to the DNR Division of Fish and Wildlife Web Site
You may not possess a fish spear, gig, gaff, pitchfork, bowfishing equipment, crossbow, grab hook, spear gun, club, snag hook or un-derwater spear in, or adjacent to the Galena River (LaPorte Co.), Trail Creek (LaPorte Co.), the East Branch of the Little Calumet River (LaPorte and Porter counties), Salt Creek (Porter Co.), the West Branch of the Little Calumet River (Lake and Porter counties), Burns Ditch (Lake and Porter counties), Deep River downstream from the dam at Camp 133 (Lake Co.) or the tributaries to these waterways. ... [Read More]
Environmental Protection Agency - Great Lakes
EPA Home > Great Lakes > Lakes > Lake Michigan ... Forum participants are stakeholders in the Lake Michigan Basin which include industry, environmental groups, sport fishing groups, academia, agriculture, and Native Americans ... the Lakes ... [Read More]
Lake Michigan: Lakewide Management
Lake Michigan has unique conditions that support a wealth of biological diversity, including many plant and animal species found nowhere else in the world. Lake Michigan basin's sand dunes, coastal marshes, tall grass prairies, savannas, forests, and fens all provide essential habitats for this diversity of life. Agricultural and industrial products such as iron ore, coal, limestone, metals, petroleum, coke, and chemicals are derived from the basin's resources. The water of Lake Michigan serves many purposes. It supports large commercial and sport fishing industries. It provides industrial process and cooling water, and water for agricultural irrigation. Fleets of freighters pass over the Lake carrying bulk commerce items. Lake Michigan serves as a source of drinking water, as a place for swimming and fishing, as a scenic wonderland, and as a sink for municipal and industrial waste and runoff from the surrounding lands. ... [Read More]
Fishing
For two days every summer and winter, residents and outstate visitors may enjoy fishing on both inland and Great Lakes waters, FOR FREE. All fishing regulations will still apply. ... • Explore Our Natural World - A Biodiversity Atlas of the Lake Huron to Lake Erie Corridor ... Weekly fishing reports let anglers know what fishing conditions are like around the state. ... [Read More]
Weekly Fishing Report
On the Grand River near Grand Rapids, anglers have caught good numbers of northern pike while fishing the deep holes near the stream mouths with chartreuse spinner baits. Catfish numbers have been low. Good numbers of walleye have been caught in deeper waters using crawlers. On the Thornapple River, anglers have been getting limit catches of walleye with a few measuring up to 23 inches. Fishing has been good on Reeds Lake. Bluegill and specks have been caught using wax worms and leeches. On Lime Lake, lake trout have been caught while fishing 5 feet down in 30 feet of water using wax worms. The best catches have been during the late evening hours and after dark. On the Grand River near Lansing, fishing has been good for walleye. Anglers have had good catches using minnows below the Moore’s Park and North Lansing Dams. At Sleepy Hollow, good numbers of catfish and bluegill have been caught. At Narrow Lake, anglers have caught crappie and plenty of pan fish. ... [Read More]
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