Springtime Fishing Heats Up with Salmon and Trout, Inland Success

Get ready for an exciting spring fishing season with reports of salmon and trout runs along the lakefront and inland waters heating up. Here’s a comprehensive roundup of the latest fishing news and updates to help you plan your next adventure:

– Lakefront fishing is offering bursts of salmon and trout, including a stunning 15-pound steelhead caught at Diversy Harbor.
– The Wauconda Lions Club’s Big Bass Tournament is set for April 27 on Bangs Lake, with prizes for the top three catches.
– Smelt fishing has been slow in recent years, but anglers have reported some success this season.
– Spring fishing is in full swing, with panfish, bass, and trout moving into shallow waters. Use minnows, wax worms, spinner baits, chatter baits, and soft plastics for effective catches.
– Catfishing continues to be productive on the Fox River, with cut bait and stink bait yielding good results.

Freeland Walleye Festival Returns for Its 38th Year

As the beauty of spring envelops mid-Michigan, the Freeland Walleye Festival triumphantly returns for its 38th year. This highly anticipated annual event will take place from Thursday, April 25th, through Sunday, April 28th, inviting fishing enthusiasts and nature lovers alike to gather in the vibrant community of Freeland.

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