Bill Parker

Located seven miles northeast of the city of Flint on the Genesee/Lapeer county line, Holloway Reservoir provides great fishing in an area with a large population and a relatively limited number of public lakes.
There are just nine lakes in Genesee County with 100 acres or more surface water and some of them are private. At 1,973 acres and seven miles long Holloway Reservoir is by far the largest lake in the county and offers public access.

Supporting healthy populations of largemouth bass and bluegills, and supplemented by a stocked walleye fishery, Oakland County’s Big Seven Lake provides variable angling opportunities.
If you’re seeking good fishing in southeast Michigan in close proximity to other family-oriented amenities you’ve hit the jackpot with Big Seven.

Lake Templene is known for its healthy panfish fishery, but the bass population is pretty good, too.
With bluegills growing at a rate of an inch above the state average, it’s not tough to figure out what game fish is the most popular in the St. Joseph County’s lake.