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3 weeks ago | 
ducks.org | Jay Anglin
Sitka Delta Pro Zip GTX WaderSITKA’s new Delta Pro Zip GTX Waders are built with the toughest GORE-TEX construction SITKA has ever used. More puncture and abrasion-resistant than previous models, new streamlined suspension system, upgraded boots, and all-day comfort built in. $1,100 sitkagear.comDive Bomb Industries Aero Quarter-Zip PulloverThe Aero Quarter-Zip Pullover combines breathability, stretch, and modern style for effortless wear.
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1 month ago | 
archerywire.com | Jay Anglin
by Jay AnglinMUSKEGON, MI (May 28, 2025) - The whitetail deer is the most popular game animal in the US, so it should be no surprise hunters spend plentiful time and money throughout the year on whitetail related matters.
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1 month ago | 
archerywire.com | Jay Anglin
by Jay AnglinMUSKEGON, MI (May 15, 2025) – Most turkey seasons kick-off sometime in March and openers extend all the way into early May the further north you go. After a grueling fall and winter routine of chasing seasons and various game…not to mention “mandatory” seasonal fishing opportunities, many hunters look forward to the relative simplicity of spring turkey seasons and the opportunity to play with the unique birds – if only for a few weeks a year.
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2 months ago | 
archerywire.com | Jay Anglin
Turkey calling tips with competitive caller and call designer Jason Powellby Jay AnglinMUSKEGON, MI (April 18, 2025) – Turkey seasons are well underway across the country, but many states have seasons that extend to Memorial Day, or even early June! Turkey hunters know there aren’t many experiences that match the sight and sounds of a stud gobbler sashaying into shotgun range, especially when they come to the call.
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Feb 27, 2025 | 
thebasscast.com | Brian Carter |Jay Anglin
Bridging Winter to SpringAngling experts share their experiences combating extreme conditions in Whitewater Fishing’s Great Lakes Insulated suit. MUSKEGON, Mich. (February 26, 2025) – Whitewater Fishing was born on the shores of the Great Lakes and created with the foundational pillars of fabric, fit, and technology. Technical fishing wear that delivers the confidence to overcome the harshest conditions and let anglers to focus on catching fish.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
ducks.org | Jay Anglin
With the exception of late dark goose seasons, which remain open through next week in a few states, and the annual Light Goose Conservation Order, waterfowl seasons have closed across the Great Lakes region. Looking back, this season was characterized by some ups and a lot of downs for many hunters. “I would say we had an average to below-average season,” explains Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Resident Game Bird Specialist Nate Huck.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
ducks.org | Jay Anglin
Climatologists report that November was one of the warmest on record for Illinois, and most waterfowl hunters will concur given the tardy push of ducks and geese into the Prairie State and early-season migrants filling out bags as late as last week. Then, like a flip of the switch, frigid temperatures dipped well south of the Great Lakes, prompting hunters to rummage around the gear room for their long johns and insulated jackets.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
boattest.com | Jay Anglin
By Jay AnglinTake advantage of the gap between fall and ice fishing season to stalk the biggest muskies of the year. Muskegon, MI – Muskie fishermen are at the very least super focused on their quest to hook and land a giant, and truth be known, most are obsessed with it. Why else would somebody dedicate nearly every angling second in pursuit of these Jurassic-sized freshwater fish?
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Nov 18, 2024 | 
thefishingwire.com | Jay Anglin
By Jay AnglinMuskegon, MI – Muskie fishermen are at the very least super focused on their quest to hook and land a giant, and truth be known, most are obsessed with it. Why else would somebody dedicate nearly every angling second in pursuit of these Jurassic-sized freshwater fish? Muskie fishing is hardly a high-volume ordeal, and the old saying – yes, the ten thousand cast one, well it often rings true. But these fish keep numbers of anglers coming back for more punishment season after season.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
ducks.org | Jay Anglin
Michigan waterfowlers started the season off with a bang, but hunting success has tapered off for many as balmy weather continues. This goes for the entire state, including the Upper Peninsula, where it’s not unusual to see ice on shallower waters by this time of year. But the news isn’t all bad. Most state and federal waterfowl areas are holding fair numbers of ducks. The birds just haven’t been moving much.
