DNR - Hunt Creek Fisheries Research Station

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Hunt Creek Fisheries Research

• About the Hunt Creek Research Station

• Overview and History river with snow The Hunt Creek Fisheries Research Station in Montmorency County was officially established in 1939. The research area encompasses nearly 3000 acres and includes several miles of the Hunt Creek mainstem, seven tributary streams and four lakes, all within a one-mile radius of the office.

• Mission

• Geographic Scope

• Au Sable River Trout Population Trends

• Current Studies

• Survey Equipment Stream Shocker