Michigan’s Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Natural Resources Division Fisheries Program finished its spring stocking season after releasing more than 1 million fish into the Upper Great Lakes, including more than 900,000 walleye and nearly 300,000 lake whitefish. Read the full story by WWTV-TV – Cadillac, MI.
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