Lake sturgeon releases add nearly 20,000 fish to Michigan waters

This summer and fall, the DNR and several partners released nearly 20,000 juvenile lake sturgeon in public waters, part of an ongoing effort to rehabilitate this culturally significant fish species.
The locations, totals, dates and (partner agencies) include:
Allegan County
- Kalamazoo River: 237 fish, Aug. 28 (DNR, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Gun Lake Tribe).
Cheboygan County
- Lower Black River: 13,503 fish, June (DNR, Michigan State University).
- Black Lake: 520 fish, Aug. 24 (DNR, MSU).
- Mullett Lake: 521 fish, Aug. 24 (DNR, MSU).
- Burt Lake/Sturgeon River: 1,000 fish (Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians).
Delta County
- Whitefish River: 230 fish, Aug. 22 (DNR).
Genesee County
- Flint River: 471 fish, August and September (DNR, MSU, USFWS).
Menominee County
- Cedar River: 182 fish, Aug. 23 (DNR).
Midland County
- Tittabawassee River: 470 fish, August and September (DNR, MSU, USFWS).
Ontonagon County
- Ontonagon River: 1,499 fish, September and October (DNR, USFWS).
Saginaw County
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- Cass River: 469 fish, August and September (DNR, MSU, USFWS).
- Shiawassee River: 469 fish, August and September (DNR, MSU, USFWS).


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