Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trail Flickr Photo Library
A Flickr photo library designed for use by the Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trail network and partnership. Offers access to a variety of photos from
A Flickr photo library designed for use by the Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trail network and partnership. Offers access to a variety of photos from
Story by Morgan Springer (published 8.27.18, Interlochen Public Radio, read and listen to full story ): Lake whitefish are the most important commercial fish species in Michigan. But
Brochure for the Black River Sturgeon Stream Side Research Facility in Onaway, Michigan. Research partners and collaborating organizations include: Michigan Dept of Natural Resources, Michigan
Sturgeon education website brings fisheries science and technology into the classroom A new Great Lakes sturgeon science website features the research of an MSU team
This Michigan Sea Grant Extension Bulletin (E-1000) was written by Suzanne Tainter and Ray White (published May 1977) and describes 150 years of transition in
Something Spectacular: My Great Lakes Salmon Story by Howard A. Tanner Book overview, as provided by Michigan State University Press (read more about book online): As the
Muskie Fishing, Fact and Fancy, Lore and Lures (2nd Edition) Book written by and published by Homer LeBlanc (no publishing date on book) Stories and
Bay County governmental environmental affairs department
USFWS Biological Station engaged in Sea Lamprey monitoring and management.
USFWS Biological Station engaged in Sea Lamprey monitoring and management.
With financial support from America250MI, we are excited to enhance the GLFHT website! We’re delivering a more accessible, user-friendly experience and expanded stories that celebrate fisheries heritage in Michigan and throughout the Great Lakes region.
Some highlights include new trail stories featuring local voices, curated educational resources for youth and educators, additional places to explore in our directory, and more ways to connect with coastal communities through history, culture, and stewardship.
The first phase of the upgraded site launched in June, with more content coming in August 2026. Thank you for visiting!
