NCMODELA
North Carolina
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Hi. Is there anyone that can answer questions about this that lives up in Michigan? I’m looking at campgrounds, permits for fishing, national park and state etc.
Thank you.
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Mfan
Otsego,Mi
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Depends on the question? The fish are just beginning their journey in Northern lake Michigan
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GordonThree
Northern Michigan
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The fish are HOT right now in Manistee. 1000s of boats flooded into that tiny town about a week ago. Their numbers have died down a bit. Captains are going miles offshore to find them.
Unless you have a reservation, good luck with a campground. There are no nearby National Parks (Michigan has one, it's a large island, and it's in Canada) We do have two National Lakeshores. I've heard if you're self contained the city will allow overnight parking in the main boat launch lot (like motorhome / truck camper towing a boat)
Check the government websites for fishing license info (michigan dnr), you can buy online.
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steveh27
Grosse Pointe Woods, MI
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There are many campgrounds in the area and a State park. Google to find them.
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GizmosMom
NE Texas
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Muskegon is my home town. In the past 4 years we have stayed at Fishermans Landing. It is on Muskegon Lake and in the downtown area.
Link to Fisherman's Landing in Muskegon
There are a few campsites on the shoreline. We have stayed in Site 24 a couple of times and found it to be satisfactory. The sites are grass.
Marilyn w/ Joe, 2016 Class C Sunseeker 2430 SF, often pulling a Ranger bass boat.
Smudge, (in photo) a Shih Tzu/Yorkie Mix and Gizmo is waiting at the Rainbow Bridge
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