by Howard Meyerson, The Grand Rapids Press
BEULAH, MI -- Fall is the time of year when Lake Michigan salmon start nosing their way up natal streams to spawn and die. State fish managers, however, are uncertain about what to expect this season. Many of the salmon runs on the lake shoreline are slower than average.
“I wish we had more fish,” said Aaron Switzer, the Platte River State Fish Hatchery biologist.
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