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4:47 They’re arctic grayling, known as nmégos in Ojibwe a species that was once dominant in rivers and streams in northern Michigan, before they were wiped out from the state over a century ago.    Since then, people have been trying to bring them back, without success. But researchers think this attempt will be different.    “There’s a lot more will behind it this time, because we don’t want it to fail again,” says Dana Castle, an inland fisheries biologist for the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians.    A few thousand young grayling moved to Marquette State Fish Hatchery this fall, after clearing a series of health checks. They’re growing and doing well, according to Jim Aho, who cares for the fish.

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