93 Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery Visitor
Center 
wildlife viewing
| directions and facility information
 Coho
salmon work their way up one of Michigan’s
cool, clear streams. The Wolf Lake State Fish Hatchery supplies trout and
salmon fingerlings to rivers and streams throughout the state. Photo: MI
DNR
This 7,000 square foot interpretive center
offers visitors a fascinating look at Michigan’s fish and fisheries
management efforts. The Center is located on the grounds of the Wolf Lake
State Fish Hatchery, just eight miles west of Kalamazoo. Completed in 1983, this
modern facility and the adjacent show pond provide great adventure for
anyone interested in the diverse assortment of fish that call the Great Lakes State home. No entry fee required.
 Wildlife
Viewing
Visitors can view an assortment of the fish
found in Michigan
from the show pond. A long observation platform provides close viewing
opportunities into the clear water of the pond. Inside the modern
interpretive center, you can learn about all aspects of fisheries science
through displays, multi-media programs, and interpretive materials. Learn
about the habits and biology of fish, as well as the history of fishing
in Michigan—from
Native Americans to the present.
Notice: Generally open Wednesday-Saturday
from 10-5, from June through October, also open Sundays 12-5. Call ahead
for seasonal changes.
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