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NOW AVAILABLE
Order your MSSFA Mug today!
This heavy duty mug holds
about 15 fluid oz of your favorite hot or cold beverage.
Dishwasher and Microwave Safe
MSSFA Logo printed on both
front & back. Order any number of this type of mug.
Also available with your
chapters name (minimum order is 72 mugs with chapter name)
Mugs are only $12.00 each for
both types.
For ordering- contact Dennis
Eade by email or by calling (616) 298-8842
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Abandoned
or Unattended Tribal Commercial Net Locations- Lake Michigan This
information is provided for your safety as these nets can be a
navigational hazard because of a lack of proper markings, long
anchor lines floating away from the nets and an uncertainty as
to how the net lays out under the water. Therefore, it is very
important to give these areas a very wide berth. |
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There are no known
abandoned or unattended nets at this time
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Dennis
Grinold Receives Tanner Award
HOLLAND,M ICH - The board of directors of the
Michigan Steelhead & Salmon Fisherrnen's
Association announced today that the recipient of its annual
Howard A. Tanner Award for
dedication and contibution to Michigan's anadromous sport
fishery has been awarded to Captain Denny Grinold of Lansing,
MI.
Read
the full story here |
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| “Governor
Rick Snyder spent Monday enjoying a fishing trip on Lake
Michigan from the port of Grand Haven with Dennis Eade,
MSSFA, Erin McDonough, MUCC, Denny Grinold, MCBA as well as
his son and Senior Advisor Bill Rustem and former Fisheries
Chief, John Robertson. The Governor caught a nine pound
Steelhead and the crew went four for six with two lake trout
and a small Chinook in the box. The catch was prepared
afterwards at Old Boys Brew House in Grand Haven. The
Governor was able to see firsthand the effects of aquatic
invasive species as spiny water fleas clogged most of the
tackle throughout the day and the effect quagga mussels are
having on the food web was discussed.”
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| Great
Lakes Fishery Commission |
| Lake
Michigan Committee |
| Red
Flags Report |
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detailed look into Lake Michigan's fishery that includes a
diet study, weir returns, catch rates and more. |
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2013 M.S.S.F.A MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Good for our
membership in numbers and good for you in prizes!!
Read about the
details here
or
check with your Chapters Membership Director or contact the
State Membership office here
Click
here for 2012 Winners!!
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| MSSFA was organized in 1967 by a handful of
individuals who knew that Michigan's newly formed trout & salmon
fishery was something worth working to protect. They were a small
group who wanted not only to protect their fishery, but learn how to
catch their elusive prey and tell fishing stories.
MSSFA Chapters have membership meetings with guest
speakers to learn all the aspects of sport fishing. MSSFA Chapters also sponsor fishing clinics, seminars, sport-fishing
shows, derbies and tournaments.
With a
common goal, and a close working partner with the Michigan
Department of Natural Resources (MDNR). MSSFA helps to
enhance the resource and sport fishing in our rivers, streams,
inland lakes and of course the Great
Lakes.
advertise
on michigansteelheaders.org. send request here
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