Michigan Lakes
Michigan is home to Four of the Great
Lakes and Outstanding Walleye, Salmon and Trout
Fishing. Find detailed information on Michigan Lakes,
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Michigan
is known around the world as a prime destination for World
Class Walleye and Salmon Fishing. With incredible fishing lakes like:
Lake
Michigan,
Lake
Huron,
Lake
Erie,
Lake
Gogebic,
Houghton
Lake,
Lake St Clair and
Higgins
Lake, you are sure to catch
your fishing limit on these and most Michigan Lakes. Once you
spend your vacation at one of our great
Michigan Resorts you will
find it's a place you don't want to leave. There is also
great
Michigan Lake Property for sale throughout the lakes
area, so you can find your Dream Lake Home. Camping at
Michigan
Campgrounds is also a popular choice for a fun
vacation on Michigan Lakes. Whether you
enjoy fishing or just a quiet boat ride, you will find
beautiful Michigan Lakes in every corner of the state!
Michigan
Fishing Reports
Lake Erie Fishing
Anglers have found perch near
the River Raisin channel. More fish found in deep water
however the bigger fish were caught in shallow waters. Catfish
and freshwater drum continue to hit perch rigs. Walleye
fishing has been poor.
Lake Cadillac
Fishing
Has crappie hitting along the
east side of the lake in deeper water. Try small jigs with
minnows or leaf worms. Bass fishing is fair to good in the
early morning or evening.
Lake
Gogebic Fishing
Walleye fishing continues to get
better. During the day, anglers are trolling the middle of the
lake with stick baits. Morning and evening anglers are fishing
near the weed beds with jigs and minnows or crawlers.
Higgins
Lake Fishing
Lake trout fishing is steady.
Boats are trolling minnows and cowbells just off the bottom in
100 feet of water. Lots of rock bass in the 9 to 12 inch range
have been caught on minnows and worms.
Michigan
Fishing Charters
Houghton Lake Fishing
Is producing panfish and bass.
Early morning or late afternoon is best for bass up in the
shallows.
Indian
Lake Fishing
Small walleye have been caught
by those trolling or drifting the north end of the lake and
around the rock pile with crawler harnesses. Smallmouth bass,
pike and perch were also caught but most fish were running on
the small side.
Mullett Lake Fishing
Walleye anglers are still
heading out and taking a fair number of fish between Red Pine
Point and Parrot Point, Dodge Point and Needle Point as well
as near the southern Sunken Island and the Indian River.
Target 10 to 30 feet of water when trolling crawler harnesses,
stick baits, crank baits or hot-n-tots. Trout anglers picked
up a few fish when trolling spoons 20 to 50 feet down in 75 to
100 feet of water between Parrot Point and Round Point. Pike
were caught in 10 to 20 feet of water on minnows, crawlers and
crank baits. A few smallmouth bass were caught in Pigeon Bay
and near the Indian River. Try crawlers or tube baits in 20 to
25 feet of water. Look for perch in the bays, off the points
and near the sunken islands.
Portage
Lake Fishing
Bluegill anglers are still
working the deeper waters and shaded areas. Bass anglers doing
best in early morning and evening.
Torch Lake
Fishing
Is producing
some nice trout.
Lake St
Clair Fishing
Is producing
some large muskie. Boat anglers trolling plugs just
behind the boat in the prop wash. Anglers are
also targeting bluegill, rock bass and crappie. Good catches of
large panfish coming from the marinas.
Michigan
Lakes Fishing News
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Michigan Anglers
and Boaters:
You are an important partner in preventing the spread of
fish diseases and other aquatic nuisance species |
Anglers
and boaters can take some easy steps to prevent the
spread of fish diseases and other aquatic nuisance
species such as zebra mussels by taking the following
steps to help prevent the spread of the virus:
- Clean boats, trailers, and other equipment
thoroughly between fishing trips to keep from
transporting undesirable fish pathogens and
organisms, from one water body to another with
special care to clean fishing equipment when you are
done fishing known locations of the fish diseases. A
light bleach solution is an excellent disinfectant
for cleaning your equipment.
- After cleaning allow boats, trailers, and other
equipment to fully dry for 4 to 6 hours in the sun.
- Do not move fish or fish parts from one body of
water to another.
- Do not release live bait into any water body.
- Handle fish as gently as possible if you intend to
release them and release them as quickly as
possible.
- Refrain from hauling the fish for long periods in
live wells if you intend to release them.
- Report unusual numbers of dead or dying fish to
Michigan Department of Natural Resources Fisheries
Division offices.
- Educate other anglers about the measure they can
take to prevent the spread of fish diseases and
other aquatic nuisance species.
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