In short, the Innocence Project and CALEA came together on this issue upon LaGrange, Georgia Police Chief and CALEA Commissioner, Louis Dekmarâs successful effort to kill Innocence Project eyewitness identification legislation in the Georgia Legislature.
CHEBOYGAN COUNTY, Mich. â There is a new state record in Michigan for the largest smallmouth bass. The Department of Natural Resources issued a press release Wednesday that a Florida man took in the record-sized fish. Robert Kraemer of Treasure Island, Florida caught the 9.98-pound, 23.10-inch smallmouth bass on the Indian River in Cheboygan County. The fish was verified by a DNR biologist in Gaylord, Michigan. The previous record was a 9.33-pound, 24.50-inch smallmouth bass caught in Hubbard Lake in Alcona County by a Michigan man in 2015.
Great News! The MDNR director Rebecca Humphries has signed our new Michigan bass season fisheries order during November. We will have a new catch-and-immediate-release bass season in 2006 starting in the entire Lower Peninsula on the last Saturday in April (same as pike and walleye inland). We did not get the longer season on the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes also opens the last Saturday in April in the Lower Peninsula. The Upper Peninsula catch-and-immediate-release bass season starts on May 15 again the same as pike and walleye. What's really great is keep our existing opening days, Memorial weekend for most, and the third Saturday in June for the St. Clair system.