
Peach Lake, Ogemaw County
In addition to its great walleye fishery, Peach Lake also boasts pretty good perch, bluegill, and largemouth bass fishing opportunities.
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In addition to its great walleye fishery, Peach Lake also boasts pretty good perch, bluegill, and largemouth bass fishing opportunities.

If you’re looking for a quiet and secluded fishing trip and a chance to catch a mixed bag of walleye, panfish, pike, and bass, it’s hard to beat Schoolcraft County’s North and South Gemini lakes.

It’s hands down one of the best destinations for both numbers and quality of smallmouth bass in the country.

The lake boasts strong natural populations of bluegills, largemouth, and smallmouth bass, and a robust, stocked population of walleyes.

As good as the muskie fishing is, that’s not the only fish anglers target in Thornapple. The lake’s turbid waters also hold excellent numbers of black crappies and good numbers of walleye, perch, and bass.

And despite environment and social changes, a 10-pounder is not that rare anymore.

Most anglers target yellow perch and smallmouth bass when they head to Alpena County’s Long Lake, but anglers also catch good numbers of walleyes, panfish, northern pike, and even some healthy bullheads.

The walleye fishery is self-sustaining and bass and perch populations are strong.

Its vast basins, bays, canals, and coves are full of game fish including largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleyes, northern pike, a full slate of panfish as well as longnose gar, carp, white suckers, bullheads, and
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