the Special Report on Fishing. The report provides a comprehensive review of fishing participation trends going back to 2007, including detailed information n specific fishing categories. Findings …

Who needs a Michigan fishing license? A license is required when targeting fish, amphibians, crustaceans and reptiles in public waters of the state.

Fishing is an excellent way to enjoy nature and make lasting memories with family and friends. Anyone—from children to retirees—can learn to fish. Enticing a fish to bite your hook is always …

38 lakes/ponds and 37 river/stream sections. Species in. lude Brook, Brown, Rainbow, and Tiger trout. Fall is a fantastic time to . et outdoors and track down trout and salmon. So, dust off the …

Fishing across state lines and reciprocal fishing permits on page 8 and Rules for specific waters (page 28) for details. For spearfishing at Flaming Gorge see page 20. Prohibited fish: Anglers …

Obtain a copy of your state’s fishing guide or visit Take Me Fishing: Fish Species (non-Scouting site) for photos and descriptions of fish that inhabit the waters that you will visit and learn …

Spring: Mobjack Bay area (North, Ware, East, Piankatank Rivers); submerged grass flats and marshes of northern Eastern Shore bayside, Rudee Inlet with lures. Fall: Lynnhaven Inlet, …