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How's your fishing? Are you satisfied with the numbers and size of fish you're currently landing? Are you catching the species of fish you really want? If not, then your water's fish population may be out of balance. The relationship between predator and prey species in your lake or pond, and the overall health of your water can be dramatically improved with:
Call Stoney Creek Fisheries...we'll help put fish in the boat!
"Who needs a public waters stocking permit?" As a buyer of fish for stocking, it is your responsibility to ascertain if your water will require a Public Waters Stocking Permit from the State of Michigan. Current information from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MI-DNR) states that a fish stocking permit is required for all public waters, and for private waters, if that private water meets any of the following criteria:
Obtain an application and assistance for obtaining a Public Waters Stocking Permit from any MI-DNR Fisheries managements Unit Office. Stoney Creek Fisheries will provide you with a copy of the current fish health certificate for the species to be stocked. This certificate is to accompany the stocking permit application submitted to your regional MI-DNR office. The following is a list of MI-DNR
regional offices and telephone numbers: If needed, give us a call here at Stoney Creek Fisheries and we'll try to provide additional assistance with the permitting process. Note to our readers: Stoney Creek Fisheries conducts fish sales in the state of Michigan only, thus the permitting information above is for our Michigan customers only. If you are outside the state of Michigan, please check with your local state authority regarding fish stocking and fish stocking permit requirements.
Stoney Creek Fisheries is a registered aquaculture facility with the Michigan Departments of Agriculture. All of our fish stocks are certified disease-free on an annual basis. Everyone in the Great Lakes Region is concerned with controlling fish diseases, especially VHS (viral hemorrhagic septicemia). Stoney Creek Fisheries closely follows the ever-changing status and regulations governing control of VHS and other fish pathogens. The high cost of additional fish health tests has affected all facilities and fish prices. At Stoney Creek, we continually strive to provide the finest sport fish fingerlings in Michigan at an affordable price.
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