Lake Nettie is a good lake for warm-water fishing opportunities. Panfish and bass numbers are strong and the lake is home to an abundant population of northern pike, although most are under 20 inches long.
A stocking program in the 1990s is still paying dividends today in the Irish Hills of southeast Lower Michigan.
Wamplers Lake is located on the border of Jackson and Lenawee counties. It was stocked
Dumont Lake is one of the only inland lakes in southwest Lower Michigan with an alewife population. Because of this healthy forage base, bass and pike thrive in the 215-acre-water body. And the bluegill population
For a chance to catch fat largemouth bass and healthy, hungry panfish, Clare County’s Crooked Lake gets an affirmative nod.
Healthy panfish and bass fisheries make Craig and Morrison lakes worth a look if you’re seeking a good day on the water in southern Lower Michigan.
If you’re longing for some quiet fishing time and a wilderness adventure, the western Upper Peninsula’s Deer Island Lake might make your dreams come true.
Often overlooked by anglers heading to nearby Burt and Mullett lakes, Douglas Lake is a bit of a sleeper. The 3,395-acre glacial lake, however, holds its own against its larger and more popular neighbors.
A thriving walleye population combined with a fantastic smallmouth bass fishing, healthy perch and rock bass fisheries, and an opportunity to occasionally tangle with a hefty northern pike, or a feisty rainbow or brook trout,
A regulation aimed at increasing the size of bass and panfish in Grand Traverse County’s Arbutus Lake appears to be paying dividends.
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