[timed-content-server hide=”2020-03-20 18:00 America/Chicago”] [/timed-content-server] Fishery healthy in Grand Traverse County’s Cedar Hedge By Bill Parker Editor Cedar Hedge Lake is easy to overlook as nearby and larger Long Lake and Lake Dubonnet usually get
Ross Lake serves up a mixed bag of angling opportunities ranging from perch, bluegills and sunfish to largemouth bass, northern pike and catfish. And don’t forget about those crappies – mostly blacks, but a few
Burt Lake has a healthy and robust predator fish community, comprised of walleye, northern pike, muskellunge, smallmouth bass, and rainbow and brown trout, as well as several non-game species such as bowfin, burbot, and longnose
Supplemental stocking of walleyes by the DNR’s Fisheries Division, coupled with limited reproduction, has resulted in a viable walleye fishery in North Manistique Lake – also called Round Lake.
Panfish populations are thriving in Lake County’s Big Bass Lake. Just don’t expect to catch many namesakes. The lake is loaded with small bass under 14 inches, but big bass are tough to come by.
It offers a quaint, relatively quiet lake with fishable populations of eater-sized panfish and feisty largemouth bass.
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.
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