Michigan DNR crews have stocked 18.9 million fish so far in ’25
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This spring and summer, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources stocked a total of 18,958,970 fish that weighed more than 331.5 tons and consisted of 10 different species and one hybrid.
Fish stocking is an important activity to provide both Michigan residents and visitors with quality fishing opportunities. These efforts help bring an estimated $3.9 billion into the state’s economy through the sportfishing industry, tourism and related businesses.
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