LAKE MICHIGAN OVERVIEW Presented by Chuck Pistis Michigan Sea Grant Great Lakes Fishery Leadership Institute Oct. 4, 2003 Manitowoc, WI.

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LAKE MICHIGAN OVERVIEW Presented by Chuck Pistis Michigan Sea Grant Great Lakes Fishery Leadership Institute Oct. 4, 2003 Manitowoc, WI

Lake Superior The Great Lakes Hydrologic System

CURRENT L. MICHIGAN WATER LEVELS

LAST MONTH -2 in. A YEAR AGO -10 in. FROM Sept. Avr. -24 in. FROM HIGH -57in. (1986) FROM LOW +7in. (1964) PROJECTED -3 in. LAKE MI/HURON WEEKLY LAKE LEVEL SUMMARY Sept. 26, 2003 WATER LEVEL CHANGE

Bathymetry of Lake Michigan

Mean summer circulation in L. Michigan. From Beletsky et al. JGLR 25(1):78-93 (1999).

Lake Michigan Recreational Fishery Harvest 1,586,3907,714,249Total 800,8115,925,379Yellow Perch 61,91656,930Walleye 2,060891Splake 7,8697,916Smallmouth Bass 114,37193,027Rainbow Trout 73,932210,861Lake Trout 221,680334,771Coho Salmon 264,703931,905Chinook Salmon 38,871148,046Brown Trout 1784,523Brook Trout 2001 CATCHPeak Yr.(1986) CATCH Species Source: Lake Michigan Recreational Fishery Database: Summary by Management Zones, by Dale Hanson, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Lake Michigan Recreational Fishery Harvest 5,370,49814,540,061Total 284,7751,479,691Yellow Perch 142,404146,605Walleye 4,1170Splake 44,76813,050Smallmouth Bass 658,526414,421Rainbow Trout 461,6821,219,035Lake Trout 802,0861,057,419Coho Salmon 2,751,8059,508,943Chinook Salmon 219,171694,215Brown Trout 1,1636,681Brook Trout 2001 Catch in Lbs.PEAK YR. (1986) Catch in Lbs. Species Source: Lake Michigan Recreational Fishery Database: Summary by Management Zones, by Dale Hanson, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Great Lakes Charter Business by State 0.644Minnesota Wisconsin 1.064Illinois-Indiana Michigan Ohio 0.428Pennsylvania New York 34.51,746All GL States Est.Total Sales ( millions) # of Charter Businesses Region/Body of Water Source: Table 8, The Great Lakes Charter Fishing Industry in 2002 by Frank R. Lichtkoppler, Ohio Sea Grant Extension; Chuck Pistis, Michigan Sea Grant Extension; and Diane Kuehn, New York Sea Grant Extension

Composition (%) of Charter Boat Effort & Number of Excursions During 2001 L. Michigan 66% L.Huron 17% L. Erie 12% L. Superior 3% L. St. Clair 2% 16,832 Excursions Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station

Number of Charter Fishing Excursions on Lake Michigan Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station

Catch Rates by Charter Anglers for all Salmonines Combined at Various Lake Michigan Ports Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station

Charter vs. Non-Charter Sport Catch from Lake Michigan, 2001 SpeciesCharter% Sport % Coho salmon10,157 22% 36,673 78% Chinook s. 34,339 22% 121,728 78% Rainbow trout12,911 21% 48,688 79% Brown trout1,792 10% 16,612 90% Lake trout14,661 31% 32,372 69% Angler Hours296,936 10% 2,741,132 90% Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station

Treaty of LaPointe (1842) Treaty of Washington (1836) Treaty of Washington (1836) Treaty of Saginaw (1819) Treaty of Chicago (1821) Treaty of Detroit (1807) Treaty of Cedar Pt. (1836) Treaty of St. Joseph (1828) Foot of the Rapids Treaty (1817) Eight Principal Treaties

Lake Michigan Lake Whitefish Harvest Most harvested fish in Lake Michigan in 2000 Almost 4.8 million pounds harvested with a dock side value of just over $5.1 million

Lake Michigan Chub Harvest Second most harvested fish in Lake Michigan in million pounds harvested with a dock side value of just over $1.5 million

Lake Michigan Lake Trout Harvest Just over 620 thousand pounds harvested with a dock side value of almost $340 thousand in 2000

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