FO‑200.09	Statewide Trout, Salmon, Whitefish And Lake Herring Regulations	3/31/2014
FO‑201.05	Special Fishing Regulations, Big Island Lakes Complex, Schoolcraft County	3/31/2010
FO‑202.08	Special Hook Size Fishing Regulations	3/31/2013
FO‑203.03	Waters Closed for the Taking of Minnows for Personal Use	Until Resc
FO-204.09	Spawning Closures	3/31/2014
FO‑205.06	Michigan-Wisconsin Boundary Waters	3/31/2011
FO-206.09	Special Fishing Regulations For Coolwater Species On Select Lakes	3/31/2014
FO‑207.00	Number of Fishing Rods on the Great Lakes and Connecting Waters (Rescinded by 247.09)
FO‑208.06	Yellow Perch - Lake Michigan	3/31/2011
FO‑209.07	Possession and Transportation of Exotic Species	3/31/2012
FO-210.08	Designated Trout Streams For The State Of Michigan	3/31/2013
FO‑211.08	Special Fishing Regulations, Fumee Lake, Dickinson County, Fishing Closure	3/31/2013
FO‑212.06	Fishing Regulations ‑ Sylvania Wilderness Area, Ottawa National Forest, Gogebic County	3/31/2011
FO-213.04	Criteria for Selection of Trout Streams with Gear Restriction Regulations	Until Resc
FO-214.06	Waters Where Northern Pike May Be Taken At Any Size	3/31/2011
FO-215.08	Statewide Coolwater Regulations Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye, Muskellunge, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, And Yellow Perch	3/31/2013
FO‑216.07	Regulations for the Taking of Minnows for Commercial Purposes	3/31/2012
FO‑217.07	Order to Restrict Spearing Season	3/31/2012
FO‑218.06	Gear Restrictions For Fishing	3/31/2011
FO‑219.08	Waters Open To The Use Of Spears And Bows	3/31/2013
FO‑220.08	Special Muskellunge And Northern Pike Regulations	3/31/2013
FO‑221.08	Banning Of Dip Net Fishing On Certain Michigan Inland Streams	3/31/2013
FO‑222.09	Restricted and Closed Waters For Fisheries Research	3/31/2014
FO‑223.08	Protection Of Sturgeon, Muskellunge, And Walleye On The Black, Indian and Cheboygan Rivers	3/31/2013
FO‑224.08	Regulation on the Take of Reptiles and Amphibians	3/13/2013
FO-225.06	Regulations on the Taking of Lake Trout in MI-6 of Lake Superior	3/31/2011
FO‑226.06	Hook and Line Restrictions During Walleye Spawning Runs on the Saginaw River and Its Tributaries	3/31/2011
FO-227.04A	Waters Open And Regulations Governing The Taking Of Wigglers And Crayfish For Commercial Purposes	Until Resc
FO‑228.03	Regulations on the Take of Mollusks	Until Resc
FO‑229.03	Water Open Use Hand Net	Until Resc
FO‑230.03	Trout Streams Open to the Taking of Northern Pike Through the Ice (Rescinded by 220.08)
FO‑231.07	Catch Reporting Regulations for Commercial Minnow, Wigglers and Crayfish Catchers	3/31/2012
FO‑232.03	Waters Open to Netting Burbot	Until Resc
FO‑233.03	Waters Threatened By Excessive Fish Mortalities	Until Resc
FO-234.04	Great Lakes Spearing Regulations (Rescinded by 219.08)
FO-235.09	Fishing Regulations - Craig Lake State Park Waters, Baraga County	3/31/2014
FO-236.09	Special Fishing Regulalions Spring Mill Pond, Island Lake Recreation Area, Livingston County	3/31/2014
FO-237.09	Special Sport Fishing Size Limits on Yellow Perch in Lake Huron Waters of Mackinac County and the St. Mary’s River and Lake Huron Waters of Chippewa County	03/31/2014
FO-238.04	Southern Michigan Catch and Release Bass Fishing (Rescinded by 215.06)
FO-239.09	Huron River No-Kill Bass Regulation	3/31/2014
FO-240.08	Sturgeon Regulations - Statewide	3/31/2013
FO-241.09	Fishing Prohibited in Fish Ladders	3/31/2014
FO-242.09	Lake St. Clair – Detroit River Boundary	3/31/2014
FO-243.05	State License Commerical Fishing	5/06/2010
FO-244.06	Guidelines for Selection of Quality Non-Trout Fishing Lakes	Until Resc
FO-245.09	Fish Disease Control	3/31/2014
FO-246.09	Statewide Smelt Regulation	3/31/2014
FO-247.09	Number of Fishing Rods on Michigan Waters	3/31/2014
No #	Designated Lamprey Barriers	Until Resc

FO - 200.09

STATEWIDE TROUT, SALMON, WHITEFISH

AND LAKE HERRING REGULATIONS

By authority conferred on the Department of Natural Resources by sections 41103, 48701, and 48716 of 1994 PA 451, MCL 324.41103, 324.48701, and 324.48716, it is ordered that effective, December 4, 2008, for a period of five years, the following regulations are established for trout, salmon, whitefish, and lake herring:

LAKE TROUT MANAGEMENT UNITS – Great Lakes

Lake Michigan

MM-1 is bounded on the southeast and south by the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary in Green Bay and on the east by a north-south line beginning near Fairport in Delta County at Longitude 086°40'W and extending south to the Wisconsin-Michigan border.

MM-2 is bounded on the west by MM-1, on the east by a north -south line beginning about 4 miles west of Seul Choix Point in Schoolcraft County at Longitude 086°00'W and extending southward to Latitude 45°20'N, and on the south by an east-west line at Latitude 45°20'N that extends west from Longitude 086°00'W to the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary.

MM-3 is bounded on the west by a north-south line from the shore about 4 miles west of Seul Choix Point in Schoolcraft County at Longitude 86°00'W and extending southward to its intersection with Latitude 45°10' N, on the east by the Mackinac Bridge, and on the south by and east-west line from Longitude 086°00'W at Latitude 45°10' N and extending eastward to the shore about 4 miles north of Eastport in Antrim County.

MM-4 includes all waters of Grand Traverse Bay south of Latitude 45°10'N.

MM-5 is bounded on the west by the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary, on the north by an east-west line beginning on the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary at Latitude 45°20'N and extending eastward along said latitude to Longitude 086°00'W, then southward along said longitude to Latitude 45°10'N, then eastward along said latitude to its intersection with the west shore of Leelanau County, and on the south by an east-west line beginning near Arcadia in Manistee County at Latitude 44°30'N and extending west to the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary.

MM-6 is bounded on the west by the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary, on the north by MM-5, and on the south by and east-west line from Little Sable Point in Oceana County at Latitude 43°40'N and extending westward to the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary.

MM-7 is bounded on the west by the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary, on the north by MM-6, and on the south by an east-west line from the Michigan shore about 4 miles north of Holland in Ottawa County at Latitude 42°50'N and extending westward to the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary.

MM-8 is bounded on the west by the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary and the Michigan-Illinois boundary, on the north by MM-7, and on the south by the Indiana boundary.

Lake Huron

MH-1 is bounded on the west by the Mackinac Bridge, on the north by an east west line from the village of Detour in Chippewa County at Latitude 46°00'N to the west shore of Drummond Island and an east-west line from the east shore of Drummond Island at Latitude 46°00'N to the international boundary, and on the east and south by a line beginning where Longitude 083°30'W intersects the International boundary near Drummond Island in Chippewa County and extending southward along said longitude to Latitude 45°30'N, then extending westward along said latitude to Longitude 083°40'W, then extending southward along said longitude to shore about 3.5 miles southeast of Adams Point in Presque Isle County.

MH-2 is bounded on the north by MH-1, on the east by the International boundary, and on the south by an east-west line extending from the shore about one mile north of Black River in Alcona County at Latitude 44°50'N and extending eastward along said latitude to the International boundary.

MH-3 is bounded on the north by MH-2, on the east by the International boundary, and on the south by a line beginning on the shore on AuSable Point in Iosco County at Latitude 44°20'N and extending eastward along said latitude to Longitude 083°10'W, then southward along said longitude to Latitude 44°10'N, then eastward along said latitude to the International boundary.

MH-4 is bounded on the north by MH-3 and on the east by a north-south line beginning on the shore abut 2.6 miles southeast of Point Aux Barques light in Huron County at Latitude 44°00'N and extending eastward along said latitude to Longitude 082°40'W, then northward along said longitude to the southern boundary with MH-3 at Latitude 44°10'N.

MH-5 is bounded on the west by MH-4, on the north MH-3, on the east by the International boundary, and on the south by and east-west line beginning on the shore in the village of Forester in Sanilac County at Latitude 43°30'N and extending eastward along said latitude to the International boundary.

MH-6 is bounded on the north by MH-5, on the east by the International boundary, and on the south by the Blue Water Bridge in Saint Clair County at Latitude 43°00'N.

Lake Superior

MI-1 is bounded on the west by the Michigan-Minnesota boundary, on the north by the International boundary, and on the south by a line beginning on the Minnesota boundary at Latitude 47°40'N extending eastward along said latitude to Longitude 088°30'W then northward along said longitude to Latitude 47°50'N then eastward along said latitude to Longitude 088°00'W then northward along said longitude to Latitude 48°00'N then eastward along said latitude to the International boundary.

MI-2 is bounded on the west by the Michigan-Minnesota and the Michigan-Wisconsin boundary, on the north by MI-1, and on the east by a north-south line extending from the shore about 2.6 miles southwest of Fourteen Mile Point in Ontonagon County northward at Longitude 089°10'W to the southern border of MI-1 at Latitude 47°40'N.

MI-3 is bounded on the west by MI-2, on the north by MI-1, and on the east by a line extending northward from the shore about 1.4 miles east of Copper Harbor in Keweenaw County at Longitude 087°50'W to Latitude 47°30'N then eastward along said latitude to Longitude 087°40'W then northward along said longitude to the International border.

MI-4 is bounded on the west by MI-3, on the north by the International boundary, and on the southeast and east by a line beginning on the shore at Pine River Point in Marquette County at Longitude 087°50'W and extending northward along said longitude to Latitude 47°00'N then eastward along said latitude to Longitude 087°30'W then northward along said longitude to Latitude 47°10'N then eastward along said latitude to Longitude 087°20'W then northward along said longitude to Latitude 47°20'N then eastward along said latitude to Longitude 087°00'W then northward to the International boundary.

MI-5 is bounded on the west and north by MI-4 and on the east by a north-south line beginning on Laughing Fish Point in Alger County at Longitude 087°00'W and extending northward to Latitude 47°20'N.

MI-6 is bounded on the west by MI-4 and MI-5, on the north by the International boundary, and on the east by a north-south line beginning on Au Sable Point in Alger County at Longitude 086°10'W and extending northward to the International boundary.

MI-7 is bounded on the west by MI-6, on the north by the International boundary, and on the east by a north-south line beginning about four miles east of Crisp Point in Luce County at Longitude 085°20'W and extending northward to the International boundary

MI-8 is bounded on the west by MI-7, on the north and east by the International boundary with the easternmost border formed by a line from Brush Point in Chippewa County to Point Aux Pins Ontario in the upper St. Marys River.

SECTION I. Seasons--General

Except as otherwise noted in the following sections of this order, the open seasons on non-designated trout streams and all other inland waters, the Saginaw River, and the Great Lakes and connecting waters shall be any time for all trout, salmon, lake whitefish, round whitefish and lake herring. Exceptions: 1) The open season shall be May 1 - Labor Day for brook trout in Michigan waters of Lake Superior within 4.5 miles of Isle Royale National Park waters; 2) The open season shall be Jan. 1 – Sept. 30 for lake trout in MM 1-4; 3) The open season for lake trout shall be May 1 – Sept. 30 in MM 5-8; 4) In Lake Huron the open season for lake trout and splake shall be May 1 – Sept. 30.

SECTION II. Whitefish and Lake Herring

Size and possession limits for whitefish and lake herring:

On all waters, for lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis), and lake herring (Coregonus artedi), there shall be no minimum size limit but the possession limit shall be (12) fish, except the possession limit shall be (5) fish on Chicagon Lake and Ottawa Lake (Iron County).

SECTION III: Trout and Salmon—Great Lakes and Connecting Waters

Size limits: Minimum size limit shall be 10 inches except as follows:

1) Brook trout:

On Lake Superior the minimum size limit for brook trout is 20 inches and possession limit is (1) fish. On

Lake Superior within 4.5 miles of Isle Royale (Isle Royale National Park waters), catch and release only no

possession.

2) Lake trout:

Lake Michigan

1) MM 1-3: The minimum size limit shall be 24 inches.

2) MM 4: The minimum size limit shall be 20 inches and the maximum size limit shall be 25 inches, except that (1) fish in the daily possession limit may be 34 inches or greater in length.

3) MM 5: The maximum size limit shall be 23 inches except that (1) fish in the daily possession limit may be 34 inches or greater in length.

4) MM 6-8: The minimum size limit shall be 20 inches.

Lake Huron

1) MH 1-2: The minimum size limit shall be 22 inches.

2) MH 3-6: The minimum size limit shall be 15 inches.

Lake Superior

1) MI 1-8: The minimum size limit shall be 15 inches.

3) Splake:

Lake Michigan

1) The minimum size limit shall be 15 inches in Delta and Menominee County waters.

Lake Huron

1) MH 1-2: The minimum size limit shall be 22 inches.

2) MH 3-6: The minimum size limit shall be 15 inches.

Daily possession limit: (5) in any combination but no more than (3) lake trout, brook trout, brown trout, splake, rainbow trout (steelhead), or Atlantic salmon except:

1) Lake Superior: the daily possession limit is (1) brook trout

2) On the St. Marys River from the last Sat. in April – Sept. 30 the daily possession limit is (10) pink

salmon.

SECTION IV: Trout and salmon in Inland Lakes

On those inland lakes designated below as Types A, B, C, D and E, the minimum size limits are as follows for chinook salmon, coho salmon, pink salmon and Atlantic salmon:

Species	Minimum size limit
Chinook salmon	10 inches
Coho salmon	10 inches
Pink salmon	10 inches
Atlantic salmon	15 inches

Notwithstanding any other order of the Department, any inland lake not classified below is open all year to the taking of trout with an 8 inch minimum size limit, and a (5) fish possession limit*, and artificial lures and all types of natural bait may be used. (*No more than (3) of which may be 15 inches or larger.) For all other species, see below.

1. Type A Lakes. In all Type A lakes, the following regulations apply.
-Open season: last Sat. in April – Sept. 30. -Possession season: last Sat. in April – Sept. 30. -Tackle: artificial lures and natural baits except minnows (dead or alive) may be used. -Daily harvest limits: (5) fish, with no more than (3) fish 15 inches or larger, and no more than (1) Atlantic salmon. -Minimum size limits:
Species	Minimum size limit
Brook trout	10 inches
Brown trout	12 inches
Rainbow trout	12 inches
Splake	12 inches
Lake trout	15 inches

Following is a listing of designated Type A lakes. Type A lakes are managed strictly for

trout and, as such, are designated trout lakes.

County	Lake Name
Alcona	O' Brien Lake
Alger	Addis Lakes (T46N, R20W, S33)
Alger	Bette’s Pond
Alger	Brian’s Pond
Alger	Cole Creek Pond (T46N, R20W, S24)
Alger	Cox Pond (T46N, R19W, S13)
Alger	East John’s Lake (T48N, R13W, S26)
Alger	Grand Marais Lake
Alger	Hike Lake
Alger	Irwin Lake
Alger	Rock Lake
Alger	Rock River Pond
Alger	Sitka Lake (T48N, R13W,S9)
Alger	Sullivan Lake (T49N, R15W, S21)
Alger	Trueman Lake
Alger	West John’s Lake (T48N, R13W, S26)
Chippewa	Dukes Lake
Chippewa	Highbanks Lake
Chippewa	Naomikong Lake
Chippewa	Naomikong Pond
Chippewa	Roxbury Pond, East
Chippewa	Roxbury Pond, West
Chippewa	Trout Brook Pond
Crawford	Bright Lake
Crawford	Glory Lake
Crawford	Kneff Lake
Crawford	Shupac Lake
Delta	Bear Lake
Delta	Carr Lake (T43N, R18W, S36)
Delta	Carr Ponds (T43N, R18W, S26)
Delta	Kilpecker Pond (T43N, R18W, S11)
Delta	Norway Lake
Delta	Section 1 Pond
Delta	Wintergreen Lake (T43N, R18W, S36)
Delta	Zigmaul Pond
Gogebic	Castle Lake
Gogebic	Cornelia Lake
Gogebic	Mishike Lake
Houghton	Penegor Lake
Iron	Deadman’s Lk (T41N, R32W, S5 & 8)
Iron	Fortune Pond (T43N, R33W, S25)
Iron	Hannah-Webb Lake
Iron	Killdeer Lake
Iron	Madelyn Lake
Iron	Skyline Lake
Iron	Spree Lake
Isabella	Blanchard Pond
Keweenaw	No Name Pond (T57N, R31W, S8)
Luce	Bennett Springs Lake
Luce	Brockies Pond (T46N, R11W, S1)
Luce	Bullhead Lake (T49N, R11W, S34)
Luce	Dairy Lake
Luce	Dillingham Lake
Luce	Holland Lake
Luce	Jack Lake
Luce	Little Whorl Lake
Luce	Pratt Lake
Luce	Silver Creek Pond
Luce	Spring Creek Pond
Luce	Syphon Lake
Luce	Trout Lake
Luce	Ward Lake
Luce	Wolverine Lake
Luce	Youngs Lake
Mackinac	Castle Rock Pond
Mackinac	Millecoquins Pond
Marquette	Bedspring Lake
Marquette	Cecilia’s Pond (T48N, R30W, S22)
Marquette	Clear Lake
Marquette	Cranberry Lake (T45N, R30W, S10)
Marquette	Just Lake
Marquette	Island Lake (T45N, R30W, S14)
Marquette	Log Lake
Marquette	Moccasin Lake
Marquette	Section 13 Lake
Marquette	Silver Lake (T46N, R24W, S32)
Marquette	Slough Lake
Marquette	Swanzy Lake
Ontonagon	Courtney Lake
Oscoda	Crater Lake
Otsego	Pickerel Lake
Schoolcraft	Kings Pond
Schoolcraft	Lost Lake
Schoolcraft	Spring Pond

2. Type B Lakes. In all Type B lakes, the following regulations apply:
-Open season: all year. -Possession season: all year. -Tackle: artificial lures and all types of natural bait may be used. -Daily harvest limits: (5) fish, with no more than (3) fish 15 inches or larger, and no more than (1) Atlantic salmon. -Minimum size limits:
Species	Minimum size limit
Brook trout	10 inches
Brown trout	12 inches
Rainbow trout	12 inches
Splake	12 inches
Lake trout	15 inches

Following is a listing of designated Type B lakes. Those marked with an asterisk are designated trout lakes:

County	Lake Name
Alcona	Reid Lake*
Alcona	South Hoist Lake
Alger	Ackerman Lake
Alger	Cheryl’s Pond (T44N, R19W, S25)
Alger	Kay’s Pond
Alger	Mirror Lake
Alger	North (Upper) Shoe Lake (T48N, R17W, S36)
Alger	Sawaski Pond (T44N, R19W, S14)
Antrim	Green Lake
Baraga	Alberta Pond*
Baraga	Roland Lake*
Barry	Deep Lake
Cass	Birch Lake
Cass	Hemlock Lake
Cass	Shavehead Lake
Charlevoix	Louise Lake
Cheboygan	Silver Lake
Cheboygan	Twin Lake #1
Cheboygan	Weber Lake
Clare	Little Long Lake
Dickinson	Bass Lake
Emmet, Charlevoix	Walloon Lake
Gogebic	Beatons Lake
Gogebic	Black River Lake
Gogebic	Finger Lake
Gogebic	Imp Lake
Gogebic	Little Duck Lake*
Gogebic	Moon Lake
Grand Traverse	Duck Lake
Grand Traverse	Green Lake
Houghton	Emily Lake
Houghton	Lake Gerald
Houghton	Lake on Three
Houghton	Roland Lake
Iron	Camp Lake (T42N, R35W, S7, 17, 18)
Iron	Caspian Pond (T42N, R35W, S1)
Iron	Chicagon Lake
Iron	Ellen Lake
Iron	Fortune Lake (T42N, R33W, S4,5)
Iron	Golden Lake
Iron	Long Lake
Iron	Ottawa Lake
Kalamazoo	Little Paw Paw Lake (T3S, R12W, S31)
Kalkaska	Bear Lake
Kalkaska	Big Blue Lake
Kalkaska	North Blue Lake
Keweenaw	Lake Fanny Hooe
Luce	Camp 8 Lake*
Luce	Pretty lake*
Luce	Tank Lake
Marquette	Angeline Lake
Marquette	Arfelin Lake
Marquette	Bass Lake (T45N, R26W, S29)
Marquette	Brocky Lake
Marquette	Cedar (T47N, R27W, S11)
Marquette	Crooked Lake
Marquette	Forestville Basin (T48N, R25W, S8)
Marquette	Little Brocky Lake
Marquette	Little Shag Lake
Marquette	Perch Lake (T46N, R29W, S8)
Marquette	Silver Lake Basin
Marquette	Squaw Lake
Marquette	Twin Lake (T45N, R30W, S23)
Marquette	Wolf Lake
Montmorency	Avalon Lake
Montmorency	Clear Lake
Montmorency	Lake Fifteen
Montmorency	McCormick Lake
Ogemaw	Devoe Lake
Ogemaw	Grousehaven Lake
Ogemaw	Lake George (T21N, R2E, S18)
Ontonagon	Mirror Lake
Ontonagon	Paulding Pond
Oscoda	Loon Lake
Otsego	Big Chub Lake
Otsego	Bridge Lake
Otsego	Heart Lake
Presque Isle	Bear Den Lake* (T33N, R2E, S32)
Schoolcraft	Banana Lake*
Schoolcraft	Bear Lake* (Nineteen Lake, T44N, R18W, S27)
St. Joseph	Corey Lake

3. Type C Lakes. In all Type C lakes, the following regulations apply:
-Open season: all year. -Possession season: all year. -Tackle: artificial lures and all types of natural bait may be used. -Daily harvest limits: (5) fish, with no more than (3) fish 15 inches or larger, and no more than (1) Atlantic salmon. -Minimum size limits:
Species	Minimum size limit
Brook trout	8 inches
Brown trout	8 inches
Rainbow trout	8 inches
Splake	8 inches
Lake trout	8 inches

Following is a listing of designated Type C lakes:

County	Lake Name
Allegan	Lake 16
Allegan	Pike Lake
Antrim	Bellaire Pond
Berrien	Singer Lake
Branch	Cary Lake
Branch	Gilead Lake
Branch	Lake Lavine
Branch	Rose Lake (Lake of the Woods)
Cass	Harwood Lake
Grand Traverse	Sand Lake #1
Hillsdale	Bear Lake
Hillsdale	Bird Lake
Hillsdale	Hemlock Lake
Jackson	Farwell Lake (T4S, R2W, S25/36)
Jackson	Swains Lake
Kalamazoo	Ruppert Lake
Kalkaska	Big Guernsey Lake
Kalkaska	Big Twin Lake
Kalkaska	Starvation Lake
Kent	Lime Lake
Kent	Marjella Lake (T10N, R11W, S18)
Leelanau	Lime Lake
Lenawee	Allens Lake (T5S, R2E, S10)
Lenawee	Deep Lake
Livingston	Trout Lake (T1N, R6E, S1)
Montcalm	Marl Lake
Montcalm	Nevins Lake
Muskegon	Half Moon Lake
Newaygo	Condon Lake
Newaygo	Crystal Lake
Oakland	Maceday Lake (T3N, R9E, S7)
Ontonagon	Trout Creek Pond (T47N, R38W, S14)
Osceola	Center Lake
Osceola	Wells Lake
Presque Isle	Trout Creek Pond (T3S, R5E, S17)
Van Buren	Shafer Lake
Washtenaw	Pickerel Lake

4. Type D Lakes. In all Type D lakes, the following regulations apply:
-Open season: last Sat. in April – Sept. 30. -Possession season: last Sat. in April – Sept. 30. -Tackle: only artificial lures may be used. It is unlawful to use or possess live bait, dead or preserved bait, organic or processed food, or scented material on any of the waters or on shore. -Daily harvest limits: (1) fish. -Minimum size limits:
Species	Minimum size limit
Brook trout	15 inches
Brown trout	15 inches
Rainbow trout	15 inches
Splake	15 inches
Lake trout	15 inches

Following is a listing of designated Type D lakes. Type D lakes are managed for trout and, as such, are designated trout lakes:

County	Lake Name
Baraga	Lake Alice
Cheboygan	Hemlock Lake (T3N, R1W, S34, 35)
Gogebic	Redboat Lake
Grand Traverse	Sand Lake #2
Houghton	Clear Lake
Houghton	Perrault Lake
Iosco	Buck Creek Pond
Iron	Forest Lake
Iron	Timber Lake
Keweenaw	Lost Lake
Luce	Deer Lake
Luce	Moon Lake
Luce	Sid Lake
Marquette	Keyhole Lake, East
Marquette	South Kidney Lake (T45N, R26W, S28)
Marquette	Pauls Lake, North
Marquette	Pauls Lake, South
Marquette	Rockingchair Lake, N., (T49N, R28W, S10)
Marquette	Rockingchair Lake, S., (T49N, R28W, S10)
Marquette	Strawberry Lake
Otsego	Ford Lake (T32N, R1W, S8)
Otsego	Section Four Lake (T32N, R1W, S4)
Otsego	West Lost Lake (T32N, R1W, S3)
Schoolcraft	Dutch Fred Lake
Schoolcraft	Ned’s Lake
Schoolcraft	Twilight Lake

5. Type E Lakes. In all Type E lakes, the following regulations apply:
-Open season: all year. -Possession season: all year. -Tackle: artificial lures and all types of natural bait may be used. -Daily harvest limits: (3) fish, but no more than (1) Atlantic salmon. -Minimum size limits:
Species	Minimum size limit
Brook trout	15 inches
Brown trout	15 inches
Rainbow trout	15 inches
Splake	15 inches
Lake trout	15 inches

Following is a listing of designated Type E lakes:

County	Lake Name
Alger	Grand Sable Lake
Antrim	Torch Lake
Antrim/Grand Traverse	Elk Lake
Barry/Kalamazoo	Gull Lake
Benzie	Crystal Lake
Charlevoix	Lake Charlevoix
Leelanau	North Lake Leelanau
Leelanau	Big Glen Lake
Luce	Belle Lake 1
Luce	Peanut Lake
Luce	Round (N. Manistique) Lake
Marquette	Big Trout Lake
Marquette	Sporely Lake
Roscommon	Higgins Lake

6. Type F Lakes. In all type F lakes (drowned rivermouth lakes) the following regulations apply in the lake from the upstream limit downstream to its mouth at Lake Michigan:

-Open season: all year.

-Possession season:

a) for lake trout, May 1 - Labor Day.

b) for all other trout species, all year.

-Tackle: artificial lures and all types of natural baits may be used.

-Daily harvest limits: Five (5) in any combination, but no more than (3) fish of any one species, except:

a) up to (5) Chinook or Coho salmon, in any combination, may be retained.

b) no more than (2) lake trout or splake, in any combination, may be retained.

-Minimum size limit: 10 inches for all trout and salmon.

Following is a listing of designated Type F lakes:

County	Lake Name	Upstream Limit
Allegan	Kalamazoo Lake/Silver Lk.	U.S. 31
Benzie	Betsie Lake	M-22
Manistee	Arcadia Lake	Inlet of Bowens Creek
Manistee	Manistee Lake	Railroad Bridge below M-55 (T21N, 16W, S6)
Manistee	Portage Lake