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Are you an inland trout angler? Check out this survey from the DNR.
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Take the Michigan Inland Trout Angler Survey
Attention anglers who fish for inland trout in Michigan!
The Department of Natural Resources, Fisheries Division is developing a statewide management plan for inland trout fisheries. Inland trout populations are defined as populations which spend their entire lives in inland lakes and streams, and generally do not migrate into the Great Lakes.
It is important for fisheries managers to have good knowledge about anglers who fish for inland trout in Michigan (who they are, how they fish, their thoughts and opinions on inland trout management, etc.). To this end, we’ve developed the Michigan Inland Trout Angler Survey (linked below) that will gather these types of information for use in developing Michigan’s management plan for inland trout.
Please take 10-20 minutes to complete this survey so we will have a better picture of you and other trout anglers who fish in Michigan, and can optimize our management of these world-class fisheries into the future. The survey will be open until Tuesday, March 31.
Take the survey: http://ift.tt/1wUACQ2
Are you an inland trout angler? Check out this survey from the DNR.
Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page.
Take the Michigan Inland Trout Angler Survey
Attention anglers who fish for inland trout in Michigan!
The Department of Natural Resources, Fisheries Division is developing a statewide management plan for inland trout fisheries. Inland trout populations are defined as populations which spend their entire lives in inland lakes and streams, and generally do not migrate into the Great Lakes.
It is important for fisheries managers to have good knowledge about anglers who fish for inland trout in Michigan (who they are, how they fish, their thoughts and opinions on inland trout management, etc.). To this end, we’ve developed the Michigan Inland Trout Angler Survey (linked below) that will gather these types of information for use in developing Michigan’s management plan for inland trout.
Please take 10-20 minutes to complete this survey so we will have a better picture of you and other trout anglers who fish in Michigan, and can optimize our management of these world-class fisheries into the future. The survey will be open until Tuesday, March 31.
Take the survey: http://ift.tt/1wUACQ2
Inland trout survey online
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