Lake Michigan is
located entirely within U.S. borders, the only Great Lake not shared
by the U.S. and Canada. This means, you can fish to your heart's
desire without worrying about border patrol.
Luckily, fishes know no
borders, and can swim into any lake they please. So it won't be
unusual to see fish from neighboring Lake Huron to swim through that
narrow channel in the north to Lake Michigan and vice versa. One
notable species of fish that thrives in these lakes is the Atlantic
salmon.
Transitioning from
fresh water to seawater may...
