With so much water, one day is not enough to pursue the variety of species this area has to offer, much less the beauty of the trip itself.
A recent creel survey of fishermen on Grand Lake found that yellow perch comprised 85 percent of the total harvest and 88 percent of the released fish. Smallmouth bass came in a distant second, followed
Although there are a lot of undersized panfish in the lake, Au Sable does produce a few fish or trophy proportions. Since 2016, five Master Angler panfish have been caught in Au Sable Lake including
Picturesque sand dunes and a healthy, stocked walleye fishery combine to make Oceana County’s Silver Lake a promising fishing destination. But that’s not the only species anglers target in this 690-acre lake.
While Michigan’s best-known bass fisheries are among the tops in the country, its less-heralded waters are pretty darn good, too.
Biologists collected 1,268 fish representing 18 species in the 2017 survey.
Salmon size in 2019 heaviest since record-keeping began.
“The northern pike population historically has contained a few trophy specimens, which continue to attract anglers.”
Many limits will be taken, along with a sizeable number of sub-legal size fish
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