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W. MI State Game Area Bans Target Shooting If you like to shoot your gun at the Rogue River State Game Area, you will have to find a new location because that shooting range has now been banned. For hunters looking to site in their guns or gun enthusiast who like to shoot off some rounds for target practice, shooting ranges are hard to come by where you don't have to pay and now the one in Rogue River State Game Area is now not an option. According to WOOD, people have trashed the shooting area with empty shell casings, homemade targets and piles of trash. Target shooter, James Williams, who ...

Resolution sought: Senators plead case for keeping pipeline open Published by news@presspubli... on Fri, 05/14/2021 - 4:00pm By:  Larry Limpf As a deadline to close a major pipeline in the Mackinac Straits in Michigan neared, two legislators pushed for a resolution in the Ohio Senate to urge the administration in Michigan to keep the line operating. Senators Theresa Gavarone, R – Bowling Green, and Ken Yuko, D – Richmond Heights, provided testimony Wednesday before the Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee, asking the committee to support R...

Bay Port Fish Company sees fishing season reopen with DNR decision FacebookTwitterEmail Bay Port Fish Company and the other commercial fisheries in Michigan received good news Feb. 11 when the DNR updated the fisheries order and restored their season. (Michigan Sea Grant/Courtesy Photo) The owners of Bay Port Fish Company along with a dozen other active commercial fisheries in the state could breath a sigh of relief Feb. 11 when they received a revised fisheries order from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, which effectively restored the 2021 fishing season. According to Bay Port F...

Michigan fish producers fighting for survival FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Bay Port Fish Company owners Tod Williams and daughter Lakon Williams are fighting for the survival of Michigan's longest operated business on the Great Lakes. (Scott Nunn/Tribune File Photo) Show MoreShow Less 2of3 Michigan's commercial fisheries are suing the Michigan Department of Natural Resources because of recent actions which they say could end their businesses. (Scott Nunn/Tribune File Photo) Show MoreShow Less 3of3 MICHIGAN — Faced with the loss of livelihoods and shutting down some of the state's oldest bus...

Michigan’s commercial fishermen sue DNR over license delays By Share A lawsuit filed against the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) claims the state is withholding reissue of all commercial fishing licenses and calling for gear restrictions that will put the industry out of business. “The things that were not renewed have been in place for well over 40 years in most cases, and the only the things that are a benefit to commercial fishers are gone," Amber Mae Petersen, who runs the Fish Monger's Wife seafood retail outlet in Muskegon and serves as secretary-treasurer for th...