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Salmon (Chinook, Coho, Pink) Regulations in Michigan 2026

Michigan salmon regulations in 2026: 10″ min size, 5 fish/day bag limit. Sourced from DNR.

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Rules (7)

Michigan statewide
Daily bag
5 fish/day
Daily bag
5 fish/day
Daily bag
5 fish/day
Daily bag
5 fish/day
Min size
10"
Min size
10"
Min size
10"
combined total for all trout and salmon species, except for specific regulations
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Salmon on famous Michigan waters

Dedicated rule pages for Salmon on the most-targeted destinations in Michigan.

Other Michigan fish regulations

Other regulated species in Michigan with current rule pages — same DNR source, same verification cadence.

Also known as

Salmon is also called Salmon (Chinook, Coho, Pink), Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Pink Salmon. Anglers in different regions use different names for the same fish, and the rules on this page apply to all of them in Michigan.

Frequently asked questions

When is Salmon season in Michigan?

Salmon season in Michigan is set by DNR. Some zones may have specific open windows; see the rule table above.

What is the size limit for Salmon in Michigan?

Minimum size for Salmon in Michigan is 10 inches, per DNR. Slot limits or maximum sizes may apply in some zones.

What is the daily bag limit for Salmon in Michigan?

Daily bag limit for Salmon in Michigan is 5 fish/day, per DNR.

Official sources cited

Reference only. Regulations change frequently, often mid-season. Always verify with DNR before keeping a catch.

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