Michigan HB4733 modifies fish possession limits, allowing additional days of processed fish.
Michigan HB4733 amends the Michigan Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to modify fish possession limits. It allows individuals to possess fish beyond the daily limit if processed by canning, curing, or freezing. Processed fish can be held for up to two days outside the residence and indefinitely within the residence. The bill ensures that processed fish on a vessel, on the water, or at dockside are considered in the individual's possession.
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