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If you like rainbow smelt from Michigan lakes, you may want to limit how many servings you eat. The state has recently updated its fish consumption guidelines to account for PFAS chemicals in smelt and carp.
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The Michigan Department of Natural resources is rolling out some new regulations for the 2022 fishing season in order to protect fish populations in certain areas.
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Health officials are warning people not to eat fish from parts of a southeastern Michigan river because of chemical contamination.The emergency "Do Not…
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A project getting underway this month will connect 14 miles (22.5 kilometers) of upstream fish habitat on Milligan Creek, a tributary of the Upper Black…
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State and Kent County health officials are asking people not to eat fish from some western Michigan ponds due to elevated levels of industrial chemical…
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Fish for free this weekend in Michigan. Anyone fishing Saturday or Sunday won't need a license, although other rules still will be in effect, such as fish…
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Ice anglers, mark your calendars: Deadlines are approaching to get your fishing shanties off the ice.The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has…
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Michigan regulators have released a 5-year plan to guide fisheries management.The state Department of Natural Resources says the plan seeks to continue…
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has put together an online form the public can use to report large fish kills.It's designed for kills of more…
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Anyone with a taste for salmon, take note: fish harvested at Michigan’s state-operated weirs will soon be on the market.The Michigan Department of Natural…