• What is VHS?
What is VHS? What are the symptoms? Will the virus affect humans?

• Attention Anglers

• Understanding VHS Rules 

• VHS Clinical Signs (Photos) 

• Fisheries Order 245, Fish Disease Control 

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Fish Species That Have Tested Positive (susceptible species list) 
Prohibited fish species. It is illegal to import baitfish into Michigan unless they have been certified disease-free. The following fish species are known to be susceptible to VHS and are subject to the restrictions imposed by Fish Disease Control Order FO-245.

• Fishing in Shared Waters
Important Information for Michigan Anglers Fishing in Shared Waters

• Anglers and Boaters: You are an important partner in preventing the spread of fish diseases and other aquatic nuisance species
Anglers and boaters can take some easy steps to prevent the spread of fish diseases and other aquatic nuisance species such as zebra mussels by taking the following steps to help prevent the spread of the virus.

• Baitfish Receipt Requirements under FO245

• Certified Baitfish Lot List 

• Disinfecting Eggs With Iodophor 

• Guide for Certification of Status of a Facility and Status of Fish Health 

• Receipt Example 

• Retail and Wholesale Frequently Asked Questions

• Minnow ID

• Moratorium on Coolwater Fish Production for Walleye, Northern Pike, and Muskellunge - 2007 

• North American Strain of VHS detected in Lake St. Clair Muskie 

• VHS Briefing Paper (Updated February 6, 2009) 

• Don't Dump Your Bait Poster 

• Public Service Announcement

• Clean Boats, Clean Waters Manual

• Focus on Fish Health

• Illinois and Indiana Sea Grant

• Indiana DNR

• Indiana State Board of Animal Health

• Michigan Sea Grant

• Minnesota DNR

• New York Department of Evnironmental Conservation

• Ohio DNR

• Ontario Cananda Ministry of Natural Resources

• Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission

• Walleye Production for 2011 

• Wisconsin DNR