Michigan Muskie Alliance

Sorry about the double posting. Screen said server error try again. All of these wetland projects on Mona Lake, Muskegon/Bear Lake, and White Lake will create muskie spawning habitats. First things first is to get the properties and access for the projects. We've made great progress. It will take ti...

Wetlands revival money rains down 'for now' on Muskegon County http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2011/09/wetlands_revival_money_rains_d.html Includes photos. 09/27/11 By John S. Hausman | Muskegon Chronicle , Photos by Ken Stevens|Muskegon Chronicle Video: http://video-embed.mlive.com/se...

Here is a previous thread on this topoic. http://www.michiganmuskiealliance.org/f ... 24&start=0

DNR: Survival rate for Great Lakes muskie program tops 2010 MATTAWAN -- State officials are reporting good survival for Great Lakes muskie being reared at the Wolf Lake hatchery after a dismal start to the new stocking program this spring. More than 14,000 Great Lakes muskie were transferred to rear...

I have used the binoculars with small built in camera. The photo quality is good enough to pass on to the COs and piss off the White Lake violators. The innovations have come a long way with cameras to clip on the bills of baseball caps.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 14, 2011 Contacts: Todd Grischke 517-373-6762, Gary Whelan 517-373-6948 or Mary Dettloff 517-335-3014 Fish Disease Returns to Central Michigan Lake The Department of Natural Resources has confirmed the reappearance of Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia (VHS) in Budd Lake in cent...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 6, 2011 Contacts: Shana Ramsey 269-668-2876 or Mary Dettloff 517-335-3014 Learn About Fish, Butterflies and Mammals at Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery Visitor Center This Summer The Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery Visitor Center, located just eight miles west of Kalamazoo, has...

You will have a blast and learn much. Enjoy yourself.

Coastal restoration generates major economic gains for Muskegon $66 million in economic benefits over ten years—a 6-to-1 return on investment—and nearly 65,000 new visitors annually Contacts: Matt Doss, Great Lakes Commission, 734-971-9135; Cell: 734-474-1985 Kathy Evans, West Michigan Shoreline Reg...

Here is a interesting article to think about. Recycled Fish looks to better the environment http://www.jsonline.com/sports/outdoors/120328294.html "Sportsman's Stewardship Pledge" • I pledge to live a Lifestyle of Stewardship on and off the water. Living as a steward means making choices throughout ...

This specific spot is trying to address two major problems. The drain has been a source of nasty disposal from a wide area into Muskegon Lake for decades. The lake dredging will help provide cleaner habitat for benthic life to survive and feed larval fish. The shoreline restoration is to convert har...

Cleanup of toxic Muskegon Lake sediments to begin in May http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2011/04/muskegon_lake_lake-bottom_clea.html 04/06/11 By John S. Hausman | Muskegon Chronicle The Muskegon Chronicle After years of talk and planning, a $12 million cleanup of toxic mud from the bott...

A local Montague charter captain told me tonight he picked up two white Uglystick catfish rods in Florida at a bargain for $20/ea just before he came home. He'll use them for big lake dipsy fishing knowing he can also use them for muskie trolling at Hamlin Lake. Hmm, this just may be cheaper for me ...

I've been at the GL Fishery Committee meetings all this week. The DNR fishery gang is excited to fianally get the GLS program in gear.

I thought MMA already had the club 'minute man' program in place.