Camo At The Capitol
Dave's primary task at MichiganOutofDoors and MUCC is lobbying the Michigan Legislature to conserve Michigan's natural resources and protect our outdoor heritage. He'll take any decent opportunity to flee Lansing in order to wet a line or get in the woods, but especially prefers his native U.P. waters for fly fishing and jigging for walleye on the ice.
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Carp, Carp Everywhere
January 26th, 2010 by Dave Nyberg.
It sure feels like this blog has been dominated by the ever-changing Asian Carp invasion lately, but judging from the amount of calls and emails from Michigan OutofDoors readers there's a hunger for more information. And with all that's happened this week, I wanted to prepare a brief snapshot of what our federal and state officials are doing to stop, or (gulp) mitigate the damage that Asian
Read More >Video Blog: Supreme Court denies Michigan’s request to close locks, block Asian Carp
January 19th, 2010 by Dave Nyberg.The Supreme Court today ruled that it would not grant Michigan's request for an injunction against the Army Corps of Engineers and State of Illinois to close Chicago Sanitary Ship Canal navigational locks in order to prevent Asian Carp from invading Lake Michigan. The Court did not rule, however, on Michigan's petition for a supplemental decree under the 1929 Supreme Court ruling in Wisconsin
Read More >Michigan needs a hook and bullet governor
January 5th, 2010 by Dave Nyberg.If you have not been watching the latest poll numbers lately regarding Michigan's 2010 gubernatorial race (yes, that's right - it's already election season), you may be shocked to hear that Michigan Lt. Governor John Cherry today officially threw in the towel on his aspiration to become the Democratic Party's nominee and hopeful successor to term-limited Governor Granholm. Most political
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