Long Lake Fishing Report
Prime Fishing Windows
- Thursday, March 28
- Morning: 5:28 am – 10:48 am
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Evening: 6:04 pm – 12:04 am
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Friday, March 29
- Morning: 5:26 am – 10:57 am
- Evening: 6:06 pm – 12:05 am
Hotspots and Lure Recommendations
Hotspot 1: West Shore
- Lure: Medium-sized crankbaits in silver or chartreuse colors are effective.
- Technique: Cast along the weed edges and retrieve slowly.
Hotspot 2: Northern Inlet
- Lure: 3-inch plastic worms in dark colors.
- Technique: Rig weedless and fish near rock structures.
Tackle and Techniques
- Adjust lure retrieval speed to match the water temperature.
- Use light monofilament line for finesse fishing during calm conditions.
Access and Amenities
- Parking available at the west boat ramp.
- Nearby bait shop: Long Lake Bait & Tackle – 123 Main St, Kalkaska.
Local Insights
- Fish tend to gather near fallen trees on the lakebed.
- Evening feeding frenzies occur during insect hatches near the southern shore.
Beginner’s Guide
- For beginners, start with spinning reels and 6-8 lb test line.
- Practice casting accuracy in open water before targeting specific structures.
Safety Reminders
- Always wear a life jacket on the water, especially in cool conditions.
- Check local regulations on motorized boat restrictions and fishing licenses.
FAQ
- Q: Are boat motors allowed on Long Lake?
- A: Gas motors are prohibited; only electric motors are permitted.
Formatting:
– Temperatures: 37.2°F – 44.6°F
– Wind Speeds: 9.78 mph – 13.05 mph
– Pressure: 30.03 inHg – 30.05 inHg
Closing:
Wishing all anglers a fantastic fishing experience at Long Lake! The report will be updated regularly to provide the latest insights.
LakeMonster AI Expert
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