Bait-shops in Grand Traverse and Leelanau Counties
Grand Traverse main fishing lakes are Long Lake for walleyes and smallmouth bass. Duck and Green Lake for bass and pike., with lots of smelt being caught on Green Lake in the winter. Leelanau County main lakes are Lake Leelanau for walleye and smallmouth bass, Big Glen and Small Glen for perch and trout. One of the Greatest king salmon fisheries is off the North Manitou “crib” in July and August. Leelanau County also has the Sleeping Bear National Park which is a must see if you are in the area. Grand Traverse County has the two bays East and West which are boaters paradise, with the meeting place at Power Island on West Bay. Also a Great lake trout fishery in May and June, with the salmon showing up in late July and August.
Has a full line of Bait and tackle
Has a full line of minnows and tackle
Has a full line of bait and tackle
They have crawlers and worms in the summer, they will handle minnows in the winter
Handles crawlers and worms, has full line of tackle
Roadside Minnows
8041 S. Good harbor Trl. Cedar, Mi 49621
231-954-5229
minnow and tackle
I want to thank everybody for all your help. We have resolved the issue. The young man turned himself in and returned all the tackle. I want to thank everybody without your help he wouldn’t turn himself in. Let’s hope we finally have a ice fishing season this year thanks again, everybody
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Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians 1st Annual Sturgeon Release Ceremony September 7, 202411AM – 2PMHannah Park213 6th St, Traverse City, MI 49684Join us for our 1st Annual Sturgeon Release Ceremony to return Nmé (Lake Sturgeon) into the Boardman-Ottaway River. The event will include a ceremony, prayers, food, drinks, and a community release of hundreds of juvenile Nmé. Please bring a lawn chair.For additional information, please contactGTB Natural Resources Department (231) 534-7500
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Henry did it again! Henry Beachnau (12) from Farmington Hills landed 3 walleye, a bass and a crappie this morning on HL. He was using his favorite lure…black road runner with crawler in 10 to 11 fow on HL. Yes ladies, he is single and available.Great catch, Henry!
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