HEALTHMICHIGAN ADVANCE
Health officials share 2026 guidelines to help anglers avoid toxic chemicals in fish
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services released 2026 Eat Safe Fish Guidelines to help residents avoid toxic chemicals in locally caught fish. The guidelines, based on lab results, provide consumption recommendations for 696 water bodies and prioritize the health of vulnerable groups like children and pregnant individuals. A separate Buy Safe Fish Guide helps residents choose low-mercury seafood.
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