Project F.I.S.H is an educational program for youth and families sponsored locally by schools, fishing conservation organizations, others interested in fishing and our fisheries.

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Involvement of youth in a long term and continuous, community supported, sportfishing and aquatic resource education program. Our vision is to initiate and provide fishing education and fishing skills to interested adults and youth from Michigan's many diverse populations. This preserves a natural heritage that ensures the future of fishing, which includes natural resources and environmental awareness, ethical fishing practices, fisheries stewardship, and positive developmental activities for children, families, and the community.

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