Jordan River National Fish Hatchery

Jordan River National Fish Hatchery

Jordan River National Fish Hatchery is a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service facility dedicated to producing fish for conservation, restoration, and fisheries management programs.

The hatchery raises native and recreational fish species. These fish support aquatic ecosystems throughout the Great Lakes region.  Lake trout and cisco account for around 3 million fingerling per year.  The facility also raises rainbow trout.

⭐ Federal Fish Hatchery
🐟 Lake Trout, Cisco and Rainbow Trout Production

Address:  6623 Turner Road, Elmira, MI

Phone: (231) 743-1945

🔗 Official Hatchery Website

Species Raised

🐟 Lake Trout
🐟 Cisco
🐟 Rainbow Trout

Services & Features

✅Lake trout, cisco, and rainbow trout production
✅ Fisheries management support
✅ Educational opportunities
✅ Visitor access and self-guided tours
✅ Hiking trails

Visitor Information

Visitors can view hatchery operations and see lake trout during different stages of development, including eggs, fry, fingerlings, and yearlings depending on the season.

The hatchery offers self-guided tours, and guided tours may be available by contacting the hatchery. Visitors can also enjoy hiking trails and picnic areas.  Pets are allowed on a leash.