Lake Huron
Lake Huron with its 30,000 Islands has the most diversity of fishing of all of the Great Lakes. Shallow in the north with warmer water for excellent Northern Pike, Walleye, and Muskie fishing. Saginaw Bay has shallow warm water and is world renowned for Walleye. the middle of the lake holds colder water and thus the Chinook Salmon, Lakers, Steelhead, and Brown Trout are found here. In the north where Lake Huron and Lake Michigan are joined at the Straits of Mackinac is an excellent Salmon fishery. Atlantic Salmon have a May thru June run up the Saint Mary's River to spawn in the Rapids at Sault Ste. Marie. Many resorts are found in the Georgian Bay area.

Fishing Charters in Michigan Operate from the following ports:

Lower Peninsula
• Alabaster
• Alpena
• Au Gres
• Bay City
• Caseville
• Grindstone City
   Pro'sLine Charters 
• Hammond Bay
• Harbor Beach
• Harrisville
• Lexington
• Linwood
• Oscoda
• Port Austin
   Pro'sLine Charters 
• Port Huron
• Port Sanilac
• Presque Isle
• Rogers City
• Standish
• Tawas City
Upper Peninsula
• Cedarville
• Cheboygan
• Detour Villiage
• Drummond Island
• Hessel
• Mackinac Island
• Mackinaw City
• St Ingnace

Ontario, Canada Charter boats operate from the following Ports:
North Shore Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Manitoulin Island
Bruce Peninsula
Goderich
Kincardine
Port Austin