Lake Huron is the 2nd largest of the Great Lakes and the 3rd largest fresh water lake in the world.  Lake Huron has a surface area of over 23,000 square miles and an average depth of 190 feet, with a maximum depth of 755 feet.  Lake Huron has the longest shoreline of the Great Lakes, counting the shoreline of it's 30,000 + islands.

Every year, thousands of anglers set a course for Saginaw Bay, Michigan and the Great Lake Huron for vacation because Lake Huron walleye fishing is some of the best walleye fishing in the country. In the summer, the waters begin to warm, and walleye tend to move into deeper areas of Lake Huron. Walleye fishing can be quite successful with the use of deepwater crankbaits, especially if you target islands, inlets running into deep water, and sunken reefs, since walleye like to hold in these areas while in transition to the deeper waters. If you want to hit a real hot spot, you should visit the Tawas Bay at the north end of the lake.  Salmon, Steelhead, Muskie, Rainbow Trout, Lake Trout, and Smallmouth Bass are also caught in Lake Huron.

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Lake Huron Fishing Species

Lake Huron Walleye

Lake Huron Steelhead

Lake Huron Lake Trout

Lake Huron Muskie

Lake Huron Smallmouth Bass

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