The largest freshwater lake by surface area in the world, Lake Superior is famous for its stunningly beautiful lakeshore and natural landscapes.

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The second largest Great Lake, Lake Huron stretches from the Straits of Mackinac to St. Clair River. With over 30,000 islands, it has the longest Great Lake shoreline.

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Lake Michigan is known throughout the country for its soft, sandy beaches and dunes. There is a large sport fishery for its introduced trout and salmon.

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Lake Erie is home to one of the world’s largest freshwater commercial fisheries and its fish populations are the most abundant of the Great Lakes.

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The last of the Great Lakes chain, Lake Ontario flows to the Atlantic Ocean through the Saint Lawrence River. It has an important freshwater fishery.

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Michigan’s largest inland lake with a 20,000 acre surface area. It has five hard surfaced ramps around the lake for launching all trailerable watercraft.

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The hard surfaced boat ramp at the south end of the lake can handle all trailerable watercraft. Renowned for walleye and smallmouth bass fishing.

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This lake has five hard surfaced boat ramps that can accommodate all trailerable watercraft. There are hundreds of vacation rentals available year round.

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Just east of Burt Lake, Mullett Lake has three hard surfaced boat ramps and large populations of game fish, like trout, bass, pike, lake sturgeon and more.

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Has 36 miles of shoreline. 3 Hard surface boat ramps at the north end and on the southwest and southeast shores. Superb hunting & fishing.

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Approx. 6.5 miles long and 4 miles wide. One of the largest lakes in the Upper Peninsula. Famous for its walleye fishing and crayfish population.

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Two Michigan State Parks with public boat launches and camping. The lake is known for its deep, clear waters and is just north of Houghton Lake.

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One of the largest ‘Tip of the Mitt’ lakes. Popular for boating with two hard surfaced ramps. It has a limited winter lake sturgeon ice fishing lottery.

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Known for its sandy beaches and exceptionally clear water. It’s adjacent to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and has a large public boat ramp area.

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Dredged so freighters could haul copper from rich Keweenaw copper mines out to Lake Superior, this historic channel has several public boat ramps.

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A 9,000 acre man-made lake. Over 13 islands provide marine birds a natural habitat. Popular with bird watchers, hunters, nature lovers and fishermen.

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Popular for summer and winter fishing. There are hard surface boat ramps located in the North, South, and East Bays. The East can handle large boats.

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This popular fishing lake is halfway between the North Pole and the Equator. It is clear, Carribean-colored, and is the second deepest inland Michigan lake.

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Located only one mile away from Lake Michigan, this lake consists of two bodies of water - referred to as the North and South Lake Leelanau.

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This 7 mile long lake lies on a promontory that juts out into Lake Huron. It has a diverse fish population, two historic lighthouses and many islands.

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This man-made, 12 mile long lake is popular for ice fishing. Anglers can catch bluegill, walleye, muskie, northern pike and more year round.

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Michigan’s longest inland lake at 19 miles long. Torch Lake is stocked by the DNR and has master angler records. It is a popular fishing lake.

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Measuring at 6 miles long and 3 miles wide, this is the fourth largest lake in the Upper Peninsula. Maximum depth is 15 feet and there are two public boat ramps.

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This Long Lake is the longest of the 34 lakes of its name in Michigan. It has an Alpena County park beach and a diverse fish population.

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