At the 4-acre Spring Pond at Rolling Hills County Park (734–484–9676, washtenaw.org/rolling-hills-county-park), visitors may fish from the bank or two disability-friendly fishing piers (catch and release only). At Spring Valley Trout Farm (12190 Island Lake Rd., Dexter; 734–426–4772; springvalleytroutfarm.com), you can catch your own farm-raised catfish or rainbow trout; all equipment is provided, no license is required; fish cleaned, iced, and packaged, or you can cook it on site (grills provided); group outings available. Numerous small lakes, many only a short drive away, offer good fishing; call the Huron-Clinton Metroparks (810–227–2757), the Waterloo State Recreation Area (734–475–8307), or the Pinckney State Recreation Area (734–426–4913). The Michigan Fishing Hotline (855–777–0908) has fishing and lake information for the entire state. Because of chemical contamination, the Michigan DNR warns anglers not to eat fish from the Huron River.