One of Michigan’s most widely visited fishing destinations is Saginaw Bay. Known for its walleye, anglers ascend on the water in the spring to see how many of them they can catch. Walleye, whitefish, and yellow perch are the main species caught here; however, there are other species available, including plentiful carp, bullhead, smallmouth bass, sunfish, sucker, northern pike, and largemouth bass. Saginaw River is another area where anglers target walleye while using highly effective, soft plastic grub-tipped jigs. The most popular grub styles include 3-4” split-tail minnows, paddle-tail, and curl-tail. Mark this spot on your map, especially if you like to pursue walleye.
Saginaw Bay Fish:
Saginaw Bay boat ramps:
The following boat ramps provide access to Saginaw Bay.
Saginaw Bay Lake Huron Boat Ramp
Thomas Rd Unionville, MI
Directions
Saginaw Bay Lake Huron – Allen Cut (gravel) Boat Ramp
5501-5989 Garner Rd Akron, MI
Directions
Sunset Bay Marina Boat Ramp
5825 Loomis Rd Unionville, MI 517-674-2668
Directions