Most residents who spoke during a meeting earlier this week worried that removing the dam would open the trout stream’s watershed to a predatory migrating fish invasion or parasitic sea lampreys.
Annual lake sturgeon survey in St. Clair River’s North Channel set to begin June 1
State officials say while releasing fish bought in pet shops may seem harmless, they can become invasive and multiply by the thousands, or they can struggle to survive and to fend off more aggressive predators.
Just because you don’t catch the fish species you’re targeting doesn’t mean your fishing trip has failed.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has reared fish at its state fish hatcheries for more than a century. Located throughout Michigan, the DNR’s six state fish hatcheries rear and stock fish for a variety
Cold water temperatures are allowing VHSv to continue to affect fish from the St. Clair River to Lake Erie.
The new record fish was caught recently by Roy Beasley of Madison Heights, Mich., in the River Raisin. Beasley held the previous state record for bigmouth buffalo, that one caught on the Detroit River in
Troll spinner rigs farther away from the boat to hook more walleyes when fishing in clear, shallow water.
The marking provides data for biologists studying fish movements and the value of naturally reproduced fish versus stocked fish.
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