Duck Lake Interlochen Michigan Fishing

As you may be able to see some marshy regions on the south but no obvious submerged vegitation bothers some swimmers / waterskier's. Haven’t bee on Duck myself but if I recall, none of the rivers connecting this lake with others can handle more than a ship with a small outboard motor thinking 10-12' here with small cc engine . But with the narrow form, looks great for waterskiing. Marsh lands will take in the waves. (Find out this here)

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Michigan’s 4th-biggest 260 acres, Burt sees heavy fishing pressure throughout the summer months, however the fishing for walleyes, smallmouths and panfish remains good. Anglers will find consistent walleye action along the lake’s eastern shore between Dagwell and Cedar points in 10 to 40 feet of water. Most will average from 15 to 20 inches. The rocky substrate there attracts smallies, too. Both may be taken with jigs tipped with minnows or live bait on Lindy Rigs. The dropoff right off the state park is another good area for ‘eyes and bass. Perch and rock bass relate to the scattered weedbeds in the lake. (gameandfishmag.com)

Recognized for the Interlochen Center for the Arts with live entertainment all year round, this natural area features many outdoor actions also. Visit Interlochen State Park which is between Green Lake and Duck Lake. The park offers 3 ship launches. Rowboats may be rented from the park store. Anglers can look forward to catching bass, pike and bluegill some of the best fishing here in Northern Michigan. Stop by the Hofbrau Restraunt or Maddies for a great lunch or dinner. Winter actions offer great cross-country skiing and is less than 30 minutes to Crystal Mountain for great downhill skiing. (Visit the site)

We split Mark fishing one lake and Jerry and I another. We didn t catch lots of fish but the ones we caught were good ones. Jerry had a monster smoke his spinnerbait so hard we firstly thought it was a salmon since they’re running into the inland waters from Lake Michigan this time of year. He was using my 7-foot KVD Tour cranking rod and reel with 14-pound fluorocarbon and the fish almost took the rod out of his hands! though the drag was set firm, the fish zipped 20 yards off the spool in no time flat. (bassmaster.com)

Located on pristine 1000 acre Lake Dubonnet. This surprising setting is evocative of something found only in your imagination. Still, we are 15 minutes from downtown Traverse City, Michigan The perfect place for a romantic getaway, watch beautiful sunsets over Lake Dubonnet. Enjoy the privacy and peaceful setting while being enclosed by the Pere Marquette Forest. Sit on the deck or in the hot tub, enjoy nature, with only the loons and swans watching you. Minutes from Traverse City, . (Browse around this website)

Camp 101 for success: 1. A forested and imaginary campsite, 2. A watering hole built for the gods, and 3. Good company. Check, check, check, Interlochen State Park has got it all! Enjoy the one mile nature trail and take a dip in one of the two lakes in the park: Green Lake and Duck Lake. Fish for fun or good eatin , just be sure to fish! The campground here is big and in charge, and if you re a close knit bunch, get one of the group camps. Festivities are generally better shared with those you love. To camp with. (hipcamp.com)

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The Interlochen State Park is one of the most usually visited parks in the state of Michigan.  It gives a swimming area, and the only public ship ramps on the lake.  in spite of the Park’s popularity, and our closeness to Traverse City, Duck Lake is wonderfully free of ship traffic during most of the season. There are quite some pontoon boats on the lake which you’ll see sedately cruising in the evening or rafted up in the shallows by the point on Sunday afternoons. There are some ski boats, jet skis, small sailboats, and a bunch of canoes, kayaks, paddle boats and others$. (blpducklake.com)

‘As for lures, you may be able to stick with conventional jerk baits, like Rapalas. I also like the Rattling Rogue. Cast it out and work it back to the ship in an erratic fashion. They will grab it. Another is the tube bait – those things with little tentacles. Make sure to get the special hook that goes with them 1/4 oz. Is a good size . Drop the tube bait, then crawl it gradually along the bottom to imitate a crawfish. For colors, attempt sand or black green. That’s a bait smallmouth really relate to. For top-water baits lures that skitter across the surface as you reel, for use in shallows, I like the Rattlin’ Chug Bug. (mynorth.com)