The Great CSIS Fishing Adventure - 2011

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The great MSU/CSIS fishing adventure on Lake Michigan at Grand Haven, Sept. 16, 2011. Many fish were caught and eaten. Many stories told, as well as a few lies. Fisheries and Wildlife, indeed!

I've attached a "movie" of some pictures from our fun, if freezing, foray into the waters. The trip was arranged courtesy of Old Grin Sport Fishing with thanks to Cap'n Denny Grinold. The salmon and trout we caught were cooked up at Old Boys Brewhouse in Grand Haven. We did not starve.

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