5 Things to Know About Fishing in Otsego County
Out See GoBy Chris Engle, contributor Take a few blind steps within Otsego County and you’re bound to get a wet foot.
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Out See GoBy Chris Engle, contributor Take a few blind steps within Otsego County and you’re bound to get a wet foot.
Two days twice a year, families and friends can enjoy one of Michigan’s premier outdoor activities, Michigan Fishing, for FREE!
Fishing and Hunting in Gaylord, MI The Gaylord area boasts countless hunting and fishing opportunities.
Two days twice a year, families and friends can enjoy one of Michigan's premier outdoor activities, Michigan Fishing, for FREE!
By Chris Engle, contributor There was one day a year at the convenience store where I worked in college when every item in the shop – from the dustiest Caramello candy bar to the freshest pack of Camel cigarettes – was counted and logged.
Welcome to a Wide-Open Winter Gaylord not only embraces winter, we OWN it! When you’re lucky enough to sit smack dab in the middle of lower Michigan’s snowbelt, you know flurries mean only one thing – endless opportunities for frosty fun. We know we’re lucky here, but more than that, we’re welcoming – to you, to yours, and to the roughly 152 inches of annual snow that make Gaylord a winter-lover’s dream come true. Don’t just walk in our winter wonderland.
By Christy Walcott I used to hibernate on the couch under a blanket all winter, but in recent years, I’ve had the yearning to get out and find a way to embrace this snow-covered landscape I call home. One of the biggest drawbacks to me has always been the fear of being COLD. Ick.
By Paul Beachnau We are so blessed to live in a four-season community.
There’s no question about it…Northern Michigan summers are pure bliss. If you haven’t experienced one yet, it’s high time to head to Gaylord, Michigan to see what all the fuss is about! So what does the “Alpine Village” have in store for you?
Nothing says “All Outdoors” quite like the Pigeon River Country State Forest. This unspoiled wilderness stretching over 3 counties and 114,000 acres contains seemingly endless miles of trails, rustic campgrounds and unique sinkhole lakes, along with being home to one of the largest free-roaming elk herds east of the Mississippi.