Capt. Ben Wolfe fishing \ jigging for Michigan walleye in late February.
Tag Archives: Michigan fishing
Michigan Ice Fishing with SFM
Experience Michigan ice fishing from the comfort of our fully-equipped, heated ice shanties.
Fall Smallmouth Bass Fishing – Umbrella Rig
The fall season is a great time to target smallmouth bass in northern Michigan. Capt. Ben Wolfe demonstrates the use of an umbrella rig for catching bass.
Cisco Fishing with Sport Fish Michigan
Fishing for Cisco in northern Michigan with Sport Fish Michigan’s Captains and Guides. Book your hands-on, light tackle, vertical jigging trip with Sport Fish Michigan to experience the best Michigan fishing.
Jika Rig Tip – Smallmouth Bass Fishing
Capt. Ben Wolfe shares tips for setting up and using a Jika rig for bass fishing. This fishing rig can increase casting accuracy and allow anglers to more easily feel the rig moving through the water and along the bottom.
Smallmouth Bass Sight Fishing with Traverse City Bass
Sight fishing for northern Michigan smallmouth bass with Traverse City Bass Guide Service.
Leadcore to Leader Fishing Tip
Learn how to tie a leadcore to leader with Capt. Adam Collett of Mega-Bite Charters, a Sport Fish Michigan Guide.
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Making Spawn Bags for Steelhead Fishing
Captain Ben Wolfe from Sport Fish Michigan provides tips for creating salmon egg spawn bags for steelhead fishing.
New fishing regulations adopted for 2015-2016 season take effect immediately
Michigan DNR – Press Release
April 10, 2015
Contact: Christian LeSage, 517-284-5822 or Nick Popoff, 517-284-6235
The Natural Resources Commission finalized several regulations impacting the 2015-2016 fishing season at its meeting on April 9. Fishing regulations are adjusted annually to ensure Michigan’s fisheries resources are managed properly and to provide the best benefits to anglers and the public.
Due to the Natural Resources Commission’s temporary loss of regulatory authority, several regulations were not determined in time for the start of the 2015-2016 angling year (April 1) and consequently were not printed in the hard-copy version of the Michigan Fishing Guide. However, there are several areas of the guide that have an orange star to indicate that changes possibly would be forthcoming.
To see all the changes and to download a PDF with those changes, please visit the Michigan Department of Natural Resources