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Nice looking brown Jim.....did you weigh it?

The Department of Natural Resources and Environment reminds hunters that leftover fall turkey licenses go on sale online and at all license vendors at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 30. More than 30,000 licenses are available, the bulk of them in southern Michigan. Most of the available licenses are for private land only, though there are some general licenses in some areas. A hunter may buy one license per day until the unit quota is reached. Fall turkey season opens Sept. 15 and runs through Nov. 14.

Proposal to evaluate regulation options for recreational harvest of lake trout in Lake Michigan The DNRE, Fisheries Division is proposing changes to regulations for harvest of lake trout by State-licensed recreational anglers from Lake Michigan. The primary objectives of the proposed changes in regulations are to ensure targets are met for rehabilitation of lake trout while providing for valued angling opportunities. Statewide, there is also a strong interest to simplify regulations whenever feasible. We will begin a dialogue with various constituent groups to evaluate potential recommendations for changes to season and size regulations for lake trout in Lake Michigan, which should better align us to meet the objectives stated above. Read more here.

Nice job Tom.

Nice job Jim. The fish gods will repay you for your good deed.

Nice job Jim.

Nice job Nick!

Nice job Ken!

Welcome aboard Terry! There has been a lot of GREAT information posted here already. Dont be afraid to ask something that may have been asked before. The way I see it, a repeat post is better than no post. We look foreward to having you around. Mike

Great job Phil!

Nice job Kyle.

Welcome aboard Ed!

The new boat looks like it is working out nicely for you. Nice job Dave!

Nice job Bill!

I seriously need to get over to Lake Ontario one of these years for some of those BIG kings! Nice job Richard!

Way to deck load the boat. Nice job Kyle!

Nice job Josh!

I have been out there before. I slipped in Muskegon last year. I was in 375FOW, and was 16 miles out. I believe 200FOW, is 8 miles out.

Nice job Troy! The quickest way to learn is to hop on board with someone else, and see how its done.

Nice job Todd!

Nice job Ed!

Nice job Jim!

I copied this post from another post, and started this thread with Grants post. Everyone has issues with those darn flies, and this is the first thing I have seen as a solution to the issue. Thanks for this mixture Grant. I will be mixing up a bottle full!

Nice job out there in the middle of the day.

Nice job Ken!