We conserve land through outreach and restoration. The Lansing Chapter of Trout Unlimited was renamed the Frank Bob Perrin Chapter "Bob" Perrin Chapter in November 2003. Frank "Bob" Perrin was a true Michigan outdoorsman who, through his tireless work with Trout Unlimited, Ruffed Grouse Society, Pheasants Forever, and Ducks Unlimited, was an advocate for the hunters and fishermen of Michigan. The renaming of the chapter honors his commitment to coldwater fisheries, his over 40 years of dedicated leadership to the Lansing Chapter of Trout Unlimited, and his passion for the development and preservation of trout habitat. The Perrin Lansing Chapter fully supports the national Trout Unlimited mission to conserve, protect, and restore North America’s trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. Lansing, Michigan

Conserving, Protecting and Restoring Northwest Michigan Rivers. Chartered in 1996 at a meeting of concerned individuals, the Adams Chapter of Trout Unlimited includes nearly 400 men, women, and youth. The Boardman, Betsie and Platte Rivers are within our district. We’re also within an hour of the Manistee, Pine, Pere Marquette, Rapid and Au Sable Rivers. We endorse catch and release, but if you choose to keep fish, please consider “Limiting your kill rather than killing your limit.” It’s a large, diverse, relaxed group with everyone in agreement on one thing: It’s all about preserving our cold-water resources. Since our creation, we have donated over $200,000 to Northwest Michigan non-profits and schools with the goal of conserving, protecting, and restoring our local cold-water resources. We volunteer our time to educate both youth and adults about conservation through stream projects, guest speakers, school programs, participation in community festivals, and many other great events. Traverse City, Michigan

The Anglers of the Au Sable are a 600-member strong, 501(c)(3) environmental conservation organization founded in Grayling, Michigan, on January 18, 1987. There is no paid staff. Our client is the Au Sable River and its natural and recreational environs, including the neighboring Manistee River. The Anglers of the Au Sable is much more than a fishing club. Our activities are driven by issues affecting the greater Au Sable ecosystem. The Anglers Mission Statement is: To preserve, protect and enhance the Au Sable River System for future generations of fly fishers. Grayling, Michigan

Our Mission - To conserve, protect and restore Michigan's cold water fisheries and their watersheds including our own Huron River! We are a friendly and active chapter. We fish together and work together. We organize several fishing trips each year as well as working trips where we practice “hands on” river habitat restoration. We also host monthly informative meetings each year. Ann Arbor, Michigan

A Chapter Of The Michigan Steelhead and Salmon Fishermen's Association. We are a group of local and SW Michigan guys and gals who enjoy the camaraderie of sports fishing on Michigan's Great Lakes and rivers. Don't let the name of our club mislead you, in addition to a strong quest for steelhead, club events include the reeling in of salmon, brown trout, lake trout, walleye, and pan fish. Vicksburg, Michigan

Berrien Bass Busters is a Southwest, Michigan Bass Fishing Club. We competitively fish throughout Michigan, support conservation and youth programs, and enjoy the sport of fishing though our friendships. Berrien Bass Busters meets on the second Monday of the month. We are looking for new members both boaters and non-boaters. Berrien County, Michigan

The purpose of the BWSA is to promote the sport of fishing in Lake Huron by sponsoring, designing, or assisting in projects that make improvement to fish rearing, habitat or public fishing facilities. It is also our purpose to educate, encourage, and increase the pleasure derived from fishing for our members and the general public and to support various charitable groups. We are a non profit corporation, located in Port Huron, Michigan however our club members come from all over the state. Port Huron, Michigan

The primary purposes of the Club shall be (1) to educate the public with respect to the Muskellunge including preservation of habitat, stocking programs, the practice of catch and release, (2) also to promote the preservation and conservation of the Muskellunge as a natural resource, (3) to engage in any other activity authorized by Chapter 181 of the Wisconsin Statutes. Carney, Michigan

The Challenge Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a non-profit, fund raising organization whose mission is to engage in stream and watershed restoration efforts at the grass roots level. We support the State and National TU organizations in their educational and legislative activities. Our restoration efforts are focused on both distant waters, such as the AuSable River, and local waters, like the Paint Creek. These critical resources continue to recover and thrive with our love and care. Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

Welcome to Charles A. Fellows Trout Unlimited Homepage. ​Our Mission: To conserve, protect and restore Michigan's cold water fisheries and their watersheds! Normally we would meet twice a month in Flint, MI at The White Horse Tavern for Board Meetings and Fly Tying Nights alike. Our chapter is just a small piece of the puzzle that is Michigan's Trout Unlimited - over 7,000 members are protecting and restoring one of the largest sources of cold, fresh water. Flint, Michigan

While it is rare for a watershed located in such a highly developed urban area to have any cold water recreational resources, we are fortunate to have both Paint Creek and sections of the Clinton River which are home to fantastic trout fisheries. Our chapter's mission is to restore and protect cold water fisheries and their watersheds, ensuring our river environments remain healthy for wild and native fish, and for future fishing generations to enjoy. Serving Southeast Michigan. Troy, Michigan

The purpose of the Chapter shall be to conserve, protect and restore cold-water fisheries and their watersheds in Michigan’s Western Upper Peninsula. CCCTU envisions coldwater sport fisheries of self-sustaining wild, native fish stocks prospering, in restored and maintained habitats within Western Upper Peninsula lakes and streams. CCCTU will support scientific research of coldwater fish and their aquatic environments which focuses on the Lake Superior basin in general and Michigan’s Western Upper Peninsula specifically. CCCTU will undertake restoration and rehabilitation projects which repair, protect, and enhance trout habitat on inland lakes and streams of watersheds located in Michigan’s Western Upper Peninsula. CCCTU will support and conduct educational and informational outreach activities for its members and the general public so as to enhance their understanding and enjoyment of fishing, and the conservation of coldwater fisheries. Hancock, Michigan

The Detroit Area Steelheaders, Inc. is a non-profit fishing club celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2004. We are dedicated to the protection and promotion of trout, salmon and other fisheries in the Great Lakes Region. Sterling Heights, Michigan

DWF was organized to unite walleye fishermen that ply the Detroit River and Lake Erie, for the purpose of exchanging ideas and information about perhaps the finest walleye fishing in the world. DWF presents quality seminars at its general membership meetings, held on the 3rd Monday of every month. Throughout the year, DWF members engage in walleye tourneys against other members. Tourney fees are low, but the level of competition is high. From river jigging to handline trolling and deep water walleye tactics on Lake Erie, DWF members can do it all and are willing to share their techniques with other members. Trenton, Michigan

Fly fishing organization providing women with educational and recreational opportunities in the field of fly fishing. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, you'll find plenty of information here to help you. Flygirls regularly schedules flyfishing outings throughout the year. We also offer fly casting workshops, fly bees, entomology classes, and more. We regularly schedule fly fishing outings around the state of Michigan as well as occasional trips outside state boundaries. Besides fishing, Flygirls offers quiet retreats where women gather to share skills related to fly fishing, crafts, art or inspirational topics. Stevensville, Michigan

Flyin' Heroes is a program that utilizes the sport of fly fishing to promote therapeutic growth and rehabilitation of U.S. military veterans. The goal of Flyin' Heroes is to create memorable fly fishing experiences that unlock the healing power of the water and foster lasting relationships. Participants will experience a unique guided float trip down the Pere Marquette, Muskegon River and/or the White River located in West Michigan. Each participant will be instructed on the basic techniques of fly and/or light tackle fishing for trout and other game species. Fishing related activities will be held from within a drift boat, on a riverbank or physically wading into the river depending on the comfort level of each participant. Muskegon, Michigan

The Fred Waara Chapter of Trout Unlimited is under the Michigan Council of Trout Unlimited and is part of the national Trout Unlimited organization with over 300,000 members. Our chapter has over 350 members within Michigan’s Upper Peninsula—an area of approximately 17,000 square miles. The Upper Peninsula has several thousand miles of coldwater streams that drain into Lakes Superior, Michigan and Huron. The heavily forested area covers a rugged topography reflecting a complex hard rock geology in the west and a sedimentary geology in the east. It is a sparsely populated region with little agriculture resulting in wilderness conditions in much of the area. The resources of the Upper Peninsula have been relentlessly exploited for centuries starting with the fur trade, then mining and logging and over harvesting of native trout. These natural resources exploitation have had negative effects on the streams and the near extinction of coaster brook trout and the total loss of grayling. Fred Waara TU fulfills its mission through advocacy and education regarding impacts to aquatic ecosystems and by sponsoring and engaging volunteers in hands-on projects to rehabilitate coldwater systems. Marquette, Michigan

Welcome to the Grand Haven Steelheaders fishing club. We are committed to safeguarding, promoting, and enhancing the social, environmental, and conservational values of sport fishing in western Michigan. As a Chapter of the Michigan Steelhead and Salmon Fishermen's Association (MSSFA) our mission is to take part in "educating the general public on improving, preserving and promoting sport fishing in the Great Lakes and their tributary streams and rivers." Grand Haven, Michigan

Representing a major interest in the resources of the Great Lakes states Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and the Province of Ontario. The Great Lakes Sport Fishing Council is a confederation of organizations and individuals who share a concern for the present and future of sport fishing, our natural and stocked resources and the ecosystem in which we live. Site includes Fishing Info, News, Tournaments, Agencies, and much more. Click on a state for local fishing reports,or post a fishing tip or report-- loads of anglers home pages, great photo galleries , Surface Temp maps, weather, lake conditions fishing news by state and more.

The mission of Headwaters Trout Unlimited is to conserve, protect and restore northeastern Michigan’s cold-water fisheries through conservation, education and outreach activities. The Headwaters Chapter was first founded in 1978, by avid trout-fishermen from the Gaylord area: Fred Snook, Dave Smethurst, Earl Kimble, Joe Comella, Stephen Swan, Jack Walling, Jerry Zeneberg, Roger Greve, Bill Karnes, Dr. Sibley Hoobler, and John Smith from Michigan TU. From those beginnings in the late 1970’s, the Headwaters Chapter has grown to encompass five Northeast Lower Michigan counties: Otsego, Cheboygan, Presque Isle, Alpena, and Montmorency. There are more than 630 miles of “Blue Ribbon” trout streams that begin in our region. More than that, there are many rivers, streams, and tributaries that do not have this designation, but are beautiful places to fish for trout. Gaylord, Michigan

When you join TU, you are joining a national organization of 152,000 individuals in 450 local chapters. Every new TU member is put on the mailing list of, and becomes a member of, the chapter with the closest zip code to his or her home address. KVCTU has about 550 members. Our chapter’s mission statement is: To conserve, protect and restore North America’s cold water fisheries and their watersheds, and to promote angling in a sportsmanlike manner. Although trout and their environs are special to us and are at the heart of our organization, many of our members enjoy the pursuit of other species as well. Also, most of us are fly fishers, but TU takes no position on fishing methods, and all conservation minded fisher persons are welcome. Similarly, many of us practice catch-and-release, but that is a personal preference and that also is not a TU mandate. Some members are able to become actively involved in the club’s projects, while others primarily enjoy the camaraderie of kindred spirits at our meetings and outings. Portage, Michigan

Founded in July, 1976, this family-oriented group is dedicated to the preservation of Lake St. Clair and it's walleye population, with an emphasis on helping fishermen learn walleye fishing. St. Clair Shores, Michigan

The Leon P. Martuch Chapter of Trout Unlimited was formed on 3 Mar 1975 in Midland, Mi. The Chapter is named after Leon P. Martuch, the founder of Scientific Anglers, and a very active contributor to early Trout Unlimited formation. We are fortunate to have local trout streams in which to conduct our stream research and projects, such as the Cedar & Tobacco. The Chapter has about 240 members and we welcome you to join us in protecting the coldwater resources in Michigan. Midland, Michigan

We are a group of local bass fishermen that enjoy fishing with friends and family. Our tournaments are held in St. Joe county, mostly in and around Centerville, Michigan. We pride ourselves on keeping our tournaments friendly with good, clean, fun competition. Livin' the Dream Bass League welcomes everyone from the seasoned tournament angler to the first time tournament fisherman. Centerville, Michigan

Purpose of MCFSA is to help promote the sport fishery and tourism in Manistee County. Manistee, Michigan

Mason-Griffith Founders Chapter of Trout Unlimited located in Grayling, MI on the banks of the Au Sable River. The Mason-Griffith Founders Chapter conducts numerous projects and surveys on the upper Au Sable and Manistee Rivers. Much of this effort is focused on the reach of the Au Sable upstream of Grayling. Recently the Grayling Mill Pond Dam and Salling Dam, just upstream of Grayling, were removed which allowed for fish passage into the Au Sable's headwaters. The Chapter's Au Sable Headwaters Initiative focuses on improving trout habitat on this reach of the Au Sable River. Ongoing chapter surveys include insect population, stream temperature monitoring, redd surveys and fish population surveys. Grayling, Michigan

Taking care of the fish is one of our top priorities. We are searching for projects and activities to improve the health and habitats of the cold water resources; particularly for our home river, the Rifle River. Educating new anglers about conservation, fishing ethics, and techniques is a close second. Our chapter hosts several events geared toward youth and adults alike; trying to get people out on the water. People who love to fish are the people most committed to keeping the environment healthy. It's not all work- we have social opportunities as well. Join for a dinner or film fest if you want to meet like minded people in our community. Annual fundraising events are not all about raising money- we have a great time too! Saginaw, Michigan

Interested in fishing in Michigan and on the Great Lakes? Join Metro West Steelheaders to learn about fishing in Michigan, Ohio and Canadian waters. Seminars, speakers and crafts cover fishing techniques for steelhead, salmon, brown, lake trout, walleye, and perch. The Club teaches members and friends about conservation of Michigan's natural resources. Special projects including sending young people to MUCC camp (75 in 10 years), Clinton River Watershed Council, Huron River Watershed Council, Great Lake University and teaching the public about fishing and conservation. Come visit the Club and have fun fishing with some very knowledgeable people. Livonia, Michigan

A member of the National Federation which is devoted to the future of bass fishing. Activities include tournaments, conservation, and youth activities. Each season, we hold several tournaments.

An Affiliate of Michigan B.A.S.S. Nation and The B.A.S.S. Nation. We strive to have as much fun fishing as we possibly can while still being competitive. Our Youth Club is designed to allow our future anglers an opportunity to go Bass Fishing, all the while learning to improve their skills as Future Anglers. Teamwork, Education, and Youth Development are the three pillars of The Michigan Bass Anglers. From novice to the experienced, we allow anglers the chance to compete in a rotating team format that focuses upon sharing knowledge while still constantly challenging angling abilities. Fishing only for trophies, our proceeds help fuel our Youth Program, where young adults learn the techniques and leadership skills to succeed in the sport of bass fishing and beyond. South East Michigan

The Michigan Bass Busters of Oakland County (MBB) is the longest running and largest B.A.S.S. club in the state of Michigan. We have a proud heritage and members that care deeply about the sport of bass fishing. Whether you are a novice angler looking for a local club to join or someone who is planning on fishing some of the local lakes, our site should be of interest to you. Oakland County, Michigan

The Michigan Charter Boat Association (MCBA) is a nonprofit organization organized and located in the State of Michigan. Individual members are United States Coast Guard licensed for the Great Lakes and all charter boats are state inspected. Michigan is the only state on the Great Lakes that require inspections of their charter boats. Our member Captains are dedicated to establishing a professional charter industry in the State of Michigan. The Michigan Charter Boat Association has hundreds of charter fishing boats to offer. Check our directory for the charter service at your favorite destination. Charters for Sail, Scuba Dive, Boat Cruise, Duck Hunting, Fishing and more. Michigan Charter Boat members are hundreds of charter fishing boats, river guides, dive, sail & cruise charters on over 3,000 miles of shoreline.

Since 1970 the MFFC has been Southeast Michigan's premier organization for fly fishing enthusiasts. Everyone interested in this great sport will find a home in the MFFC. The club offers a wide range of activities and educational opportunities. If you want to learn to build a rod, we can show you how. If you're interested in fly tying, we offer beginner and intermediate instruction. If you want to hear from notable experts, the first meeting of each month typically features a speaker. If you want to share your knowledge with others, the club runs schools for members and non-members alike. If you just plain want to fish, the club offers a variety of outings throughout the year. And, as you might imagine, there's no shortage of fishing stories. Livonia, Michigan

Chapter 47 of Muskies, Inc. Michigan Muskie Alliance (MMA) was established in early 2001 by a group of conservation-minded Muskie fishermen. MMA has continued to grow and gain support from fishermen and non-fishermen alike. Since its inception, MMA has assisted the Michigan DNR with various projects and stocking initiatives. Our “Know the Difference” educational signs have been placed at fishing access sites throughout Michigan, and MMA continues to pursue our Preservation, Restoration and Education efforts in cooperation with the Michigan DNR. Through the support of fishermen like you, Michigan Muskie Alliance will continue its pursuit to improve and protect the Muskie fishery in Michigan.

Michigan Steelhead and Salmon Fisherman's Association (MSSFA) was organized in 1971 by a handful of individuals who knew that Michigan's newly formed trout & salmon fishery was something worth working to protect. They were a small group who wanted not only to protect their fishery, but learn how to catch their elusive prey and tell fishing stories. MSSFA Chapters have membership meetings with guest speakers to learn all the aspects of sport fishing. MSSFA Chapters also sponsor fishing clinics, seminars, sport-fishing shows, derbies and tournaments. And are active sponsors for fishing outings for kids, seniors, veterans and our handicapped. Holland, Michigan

Michigan Trout Unlimited is the grassroots organization of 19 local Michigan chapters of TU - over 7,500 individuals - devoted to the conservation, protection and restoration of Michigan's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds. Our state is blessed with a vast wealth of wonderful and unique trout streams, over 11,000 inland lakes, and the largest sources of cold freshwater in North America - the Great Lakes. Michigan TU does whatever it takes to advocate for the prudent management of these resources. Michigan is, in fact, the birthplace of Trout Unlimited, and Michigan TU continues that proud heritage with its work today. Dewitt, Michigan

The Michigan-Ontario Muskie Club (M.O.M.C) is dedicated to the sport of Muskie fishing, striving to provide our members both fun and rewarding experiences. Our members practice "Catch and Release", and have an astonishing 99.9% release to harvest ratio. The M.O.M.C. develops and supports activities in education, conservation, recognition and community service. It is the club's goal to provide members with opportunity for fun and rewarding experience. The M.O.M.C. is a club whose members are proud to belong to, and which sets the standard by which other fishing organizations measure themselves. Fair Haven, Michigan

The Oakland County Bass Anglers is made up of Michigan sportsmen who are not only interested in bass fishing, but the promotion of our sport through friendly, competitive tournaments and the teaching of angling techniques to our members. Our membership ranges from 20 – 30 members each year, male and female, boat owners and non-boat owners alike. We also accept Junior members between 14 and 17 years old. Auburn Hills, Michigan

Named after Paul H. Young, a cane rod builder and fly-fishing pioneer from Detroit, the Paul H. Young Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a non-profit grassroots organization in metro Detroit whose mission is To conserve, protect and restore North America's coldwater fisheries and their watersheds starting with out deeply rooted ties here in Michigan. A legion of the 1100 members of the Paul H. Young Chapter of Trout Unlimited have dedicated countless hours of work on stream projects, funding and education programs to help sustain the fragile ecological balance upon which the health of fish depend. Detroit, Michigan

Southwestern Michigan Bass Club. A fun Thursday night bass club, fishing the greater Van Buren area. Paw Paw, Michigan

The Pere Marquette Chapter of Trout Unlimited was founded in 2016 and is focused on conserving, protecting, and restoring the Pere Marquette River. In 1884, the first planting of German brown trout in the United States occurred in the Pere Marquette River system on the Baldwin River. The Pere Marquette River is a state-designated Natural River and Blue Ribbon Trout Stream, and federally recognized Wild and Scenic River. The Pere Marquette flows through the Huron-Manistee National Forest and has no dams on its mainstream. Baldwin, Michigan

Welcome to the Pine River Area Chapter web-site. We are a grass roots group of dedicated angler/conservationists in the Cadillac Michigan area whose purposes are: 1.) To conserve, protect and restore our local cold water streams and fisheries and their watersheds. 2.) To study, understand and enhance our wild cold water resources. 3.) To pass on our love and knowledge for the sport to the next generation of anglers in our area. This is done by person-to-person interactions, by group participation at meetings and activities and with partnerships with other local organizations. The Pine River Area Chapter of Trout Unlimited covers the area encompassing the entire Pine River watershed and parts of the Little Manistee , Pere Marquette and Big Manistee rivers. Our mission to preserve, protect, restore and re-connect the cold water resources in our area parallels the national mission of Trout Unlimited. Cadillac, Michigan

Project F.I.S.H is an educational program for youth and families sponsored locally by schools, fishing conservation organizations, others interested in fishing and our fisheries. The vision is to initiate and provide fishing education and fishing skills to interested adults and youth from Michigan's many diverse populations.

Reeling and Healing Midwest is a non-profit group that brings the therapeutic powers of fly-fishing to women who are recovering from cancer. Reeling and Healing provides fly-fishing retreats for women who are diagnosed with cancer or are surviving cancer. Holland, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois

The Schrems West Michigan Trout Unlimited chapter was founded in 1962 because of the concerns for the health of our local streams and the wild trout that live in them. Our chapter, since its beginning, has been involved with many activities from river clean-up, stream monitoring, bank erosion and its reconstruction, fish shocking, invertebrate studies and fly fishing clinics, along with the many concerns that effect our environment in today’s society. Our work on the river needs continuous attention, dedication and volunteer labor from trout enthusiasts, because what affects us today will be left behind for the next generations. Our chapter work and contributions to rivers include: the Pere Marquette, Rogue, Muskegon, Au Sable and Coldwater Rivers. Grand Rapids, Michigan

Hello and welcome to the South Haven Steelheader Chapter Website. As a Chapter of the Michigan Steelhead and Salmon Fishermen's Association (MSSFA) our mission is to take part in "educating the general public on improving, preserving and promoting sport fishing in the Great Lakes and their tributary streams and rivers." South Haven, Michigan

The Southwest Michigan Steelheaders is a local chapter of the Michigan Steelhead and Salmon Fishermen's Association (MSSFA). MSSFA is approximately 9,000 members strong and headquartered in Paw Paw, Michigan. The MSSFA was organized in 1967 by a handful of individuals who knew that Michigan’s newly formed Trout and Salmon fishery was something worth protecting. They were a small group who wanted to protect their fishery, learn how to catch their elusive prey and tell fishing stories. St. Joseph, Michigan

Bass Fishing Club in Traverse City, Michigan

The Bass Federation of Michigan (TBF of MI) is the independent affiliate from Michigan to The Bass Federation (TBF), a membership-owned company partnered in fishing with FLW Outdoors. TBF of MI is incorporated in the State of Michigan. The primary purpose of the TBF of MI, Inc., shall be to promote conservation of our natural resources, be involved with youth incentives, and preserve and promote the sport of recreational and competitive bass fishing. Clinton Township, Michigan

The Thumb Area Charter Boat Association was established to promote recognition of the charter industry in the thumb area and to insure the general public that when chartering with a member captain you can be sure your safety is our first priority. The Thumb Area has been picked by the Michigan DNR as the #1 port for fish caught per trip! Great fishing awaits you in Michigan's Thumb! Lake Huron, Michigan