Michigan HB4783 amends sport fishing regulations in the Upper Peninsula, emphasizing scientific management and public input.
Michigan HB4783 amends sections of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act to enhance the regulation of sport fishing in the Upper Peninsula. The Upper Peninsula Natural Resources Commission is directed to use sound scientific management principles when making decisions about sport fishing. This includes considering public input and expert testimony. The bill also specifies the types of fish and fishing methods allowed, such as the use of hooks and lines, and prohibits certain devices like tip-ups.
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