Lake St.
Clair Fishing
Lake
St. Clair is a part of the Great Lakes system, located
near Detroit, in between Lake Huron and Lake Erie. Lake St.
Clair is connected to Lake Huron (to the north) and
Lake Erie (to the south) by the St. Clair River.
Lake St. Clair is approximately 430 square miles in
area with an average depth of 11 feet, and a maximum
depth of 21 feet.

Lake
St. Clair fishing species include: Walleye, Muskie,
Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Bluegill, Sturgeon, Salmon, Trout
and Steelhead. Muskie and Bass fishing on Lake St. Clair
is often considered World Class.
Lake St Clair
Fishing Report
Around the Fair Haven
area, small mouth bass are plentiful on tube jigs and
spinner bait. The shipping channels are producing good
numbers of perch on minnows around buoys 26 and 28.
In the Port Huron area, the mouth of the Black River
continues to give up decent catches of silver bass,
smallmouth bass and pike.
St. Clair anglers are enjoying good action with
walleye in the 14-21 inch range between St. Clair and
Marine City. Crawler harnesses, Rapalas, and pencil
plugs are doing the trick.
Lake
St Clair Fishing Species
Lake St
Clair Walleye

Lake St Clair Muskie

Lake St Clair Northern Pike

Lake St Clair Smallmouth Bass

Lake St Clair Bluegill

Lake St Clair Steelhead

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St Clair Fishing Canada
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St Clair