As of 2024, assessments by local anglers and environmental organizations indicate a stable population of alewives near Holland, Michigan, along the shores of Lake Michigan. Alewives are vital as a primary bait fish species, sustaining larger predatory species such as salmon and trout. Ongoing efforts to monitor and regulate their numbers underscore the significance of implementing sustainable fisheries management practices to safeguard the enduring health of Lake Michigan's ecosystem.
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