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The ultimate Keweenaw County retreat! An architecturally unique...

Lakefront  Home  Eagle Harbor, Michigan

9411 Goodell

3 3.0   Sf: 2734   Yr: 1994  Acres: 10.160

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3 2.0   Sf: 1648   Yr: 2004  Acres: 1.100

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Lakefront  Home  Hancock, Michigan

26907 E Grosse Point Shores

2 2.0   Sf: 1632   Yr: 1989  Acres: 0.910

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Acreage  Hubbell, Michigan

50415 M-26

Acres: 11.400

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Waterfront  Lot  Dollar Bay, Michigan

Parcel #4 Red Barn Road

Acres: 1.770

Lake Superior - Keweenaw County Information

Lake Superior, particularly in the Keweenaw County area of Michigan, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, including fishing and boating.

Keweenaw County Overview
Keweenaw County is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and is known for its rugged natural landscapes, historic sites, and proximity to Lake Superior. It is one of the least populated counties in Michigan, which makes it an excellent destination for those seeking solitude and outdoor recreation.

Fishing in Lake Superior
Lake Superior offers various fishing opportunities in Keweenaw County. The lake is home to numerous species, including:

- Lake Trout: One of the most sought-after species, known for its size and taste.
- Salmon: Both Chinook and Coho salmon can be found, particularly during specific seasons.
- Steelhead and Brown Trout: Present in the tributary streams flowing into Lake Superior.
- Pike and Walleye: Found in some of the inland lakes and near coastal areas.

Fishing Regulations
It’s essential to familiarize yourself with Michigan's fishing regulations, including license requirements and specific regulations for different species. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) provides updated information on fishing seasons, limits, and special rules for different areas.

Boating on Lake Superior
Lake Superior is a fantastic place for boating, whether you have a small kayak or a larger vessel. Some popular activities include:

- Kayaking and Canoeing: Ideal for exploring the beautiful shorelines, secluded bays, and numerous islands.
- Sailing: With ample open water, Lake Superior can be a great sailing destination.
- Powerboating: Servicing the various harbors and enjoying the vastness of the lake.

Marinas and Launch Sites
- Houghton and Hancock: These towns have marinas with launch facilities and amenities like fuel, restrooms, and repair services.
- Copper Harbor: A popular spot for recreational boaters, offering access to beautiful islands and protected waters.
- Isle Royale: While not directly in Keweenaw County, it’s accessible by boat and known for spectacular scenery and hiking opportunities.

Safety and Navigation
When boating on Lake Superior, safety is paramount due to its size and changing weather conditions. Always check the weather forecast, wear life jackets, and make sure that your vessel is equipped with necessary safety equipment.

Keweenaw County provides a remarkable setting for both fishing and boating in Lake Superior. With its stunning landscapes and rich opportunities for outdoor recreation, it's a fantastic destination for those looking to enjoy Michigan's natural beauty. Always follow local regulations and safety guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!