2015 Michigan Fishing Guide available at fishing license dealers

This year's cover photo, submitted by Amber LeClear, features an angler on Muskegon River.
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Press Release


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 10, 2015

Contact: Elyse Walter, 517-284-5839 or Ed Golder, 517-284-5815

2015 Michigan Fishing Guide available at license dealers   

The Department of Natural Resources has announced the release of the 2015 Michigan Fishing Guide, which includes rules and regulations effective April 1, 2015, through March 31, 2016. Copies of the guide can be obtained at any location where fishing licenses are sold.

cover of 2015 Michigan Fishing Guide featuring angler fishing Muskegon RiverThis year’s guide is the third year the DNR has implemented improvements geared toward the request of anglers. The 2015 guide is printed on higher-quality paper to better withstand the wear and tear of fishing in Michigan, is of a smaller physical size (better able to fit in anglers’ tackle boxes), and includes an easier-to-read font size.

This is the first year the DNR solicited photos from the public for potential use on the cover of the fishing guide. This year’s selected photo was of the Muskegon River and was submitted by Amber LeClear. The DNR will collect potential cover photos for the 2016 guide as well; interested individuals should send theirs to DNR-Fisheries@michigan.gov. The DNR is looking for photos that focus on places to fish, not so much on people or fish species. 

The 2015 Michigan Fishing Guide also is available in a user-friendly, electronic format online at michigan.gov/fishingguide.   

Later this spring the DNR also will offer excerpts of the 2015 Michigan Fishing Guide in Spanish, Arabic and Chinese to better accommodate non-English-speaking anglers.


The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state’s natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. For more information, go to www.michigan.gov/dnr.