1304 Great Getaways Fish Fry
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Manistique Tourism Council
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Episode: 1210 "PICK YOUR FAVORITE FRESH FISH" / 1304 "GREAT GETAWAYS FISH FRY" Travel Planner
Join us as we go to Michigan’s fishing paradise, the Upper Peninsula! Today is all about fish. The Upper Peninsula is not only known for its fabulous fisheries but it has some of the best chefs when it comes to these tasty filets. You will have a chance to vote on which delicacy you would like to try.
We have collected information and web links related to the area and combined them here with photos we took and video clips from the show in what we hope will be a helpful guide as you plan your trip.
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Photo Galleries:
September 2014
Indian Lake State Park Gallery September 2014 Manistique Fishing Gallery September 2014 Jack Pine Lodge Gallery September 2014 Manistique Marina Gallery September 2014    
» Indian Lake State Park
(13 photos)
» Manistique Fishing
(31 photos)
» Jack Pine Lodge
(11 photos)
» Manistique Marina
(15 photos)
   
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Related Information & Links
Indian Lake Location: 5 Miles West of Manistique.
Boating Access Sites: Palms Book State Park (Lat: 46.005201, Long: -86.373259) A hard-surfaced ramp, in areas of limited water depth or limited size of water body, where launching and retrieving of largest boats may be difficult and not recommended. The site is signed. Indian Lake State Park (Lat: 45.944160, Long: -86.338210) A hard-surface ramp with sufficient water depth and lake or impoundment size to accommodate all trailerable watercraft (minimum of 2.5 - 3 feet deep at a distance of 20 feet from shore). The site is signed.
Indian Lake is the fourth largest inland lake in the Upper Peninsula with an area of 8,400 acres. It is six miles long and three miles wide. The lake was once called M'O'Nistique Lake. According to 1850 surveyor records, Native Americans lived in log cabins near the outlet of the lake. Perch, walleye, northern pike, muskellunge, rock bass, smallmouth bass, bluegill, sturgeon and brown trout have been fished from Indian Lake. Indian Lake has a maximum depth of 18 feet with about 90 percent of the lake with less than 15 feet deep. It is best suited for smaller boats.
 


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