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Did You know?MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Spring is here, and as anglers get ready to head out, the Michigan DNR has new regulations.
New this year, updated limit changes for lake trout, splake and walleye, as well as an expansion of underwater spearfishing. In both the physical and digital copies of this year’s fishing digest, updated regulations appear in red text to make them easier to see. The DNR says with the online digest and DNR app, they’re trying to make it easier to obtain and display your fishing license. “On the DNR hunt/fish app, you can also buy your license right on the hunt/fish app, and then you can have it on your phone and another thing is, if you’re out in the woods fishing, and a conservation officer comes and wants to see your license, you can just show it to them on your phone,” Michigan DNR Spokesperson John Pepin said. Staff at outdoor recreation retailers like Wilderness Sports in Ishpeming say they’re already seeing anglers come in for new gear for the season. “We’ve had people coming in looking for trolling rods, or dipsy divers or downriggers, downrigger rods, and line counter reels. I think a lot more people are going out on a big lake,” Wilderness Sports Clerk John Healey said. Pepin says that with all the water in the state, fishing is a big business. “Especially in Michigan, the Great Lakes State, all the inland lakes that we have, we actually have more inland lakes than Minnesota does, so, there’s plenty of places to fish, not to mention the thousands of miles of streams and such, and creeks, too, so, it’s a big deal,” Pepin said. An annual fishing license for Michiganders is $26. The cost is $76 for non-Michigan residents. Licenses can be purchased in stores or online. Missed the 4th Activities?
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LMPO 2025
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Here is a Quick Link to LMPO Calendar Page!Our LMPO Board is hard at work setting up 2026 dates/activities.Want an easy way to pay your LMPO dues? |


