IRON MOUNTAIN — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources in its weekly report reminded anglers that November is a good time to fish if you do not like crowds. Fishing starts to take a back seat to hunting and that opens up space on the lakes, rivers, piers, docks and shorelines. Locally, there was some positive news from walleye fishermen, but little other activity reported. “Most everyone is getting ready for deer season,” said John Grier at Whispering Pines Outpost in Breitung Township. “There were guys are out after walleye. They’ve been having success with suckers on white and pink jig heads.” Dean Lindblom of Country Bait and Tackle reported “nice walleye” being caught out of the Menominee River. Bird hunters appear to still be doing well, according to Don Ciochetto at The Sport Shop in Iron River. “Fall fishing has been pretty good, too,” he added. “I heard about some guys doing well with rainbows and lake trout.