Home lake

[Got Fish??]

Do you have a favorite  body of water, that you have the most confidence  on or you just catch a lot of fish on? A body of water  where your just to tough to beat.  Either  for pleasure  or tournament . I have two, Long  Lake  in Oakland County. Cub Lake  in kalkaska  County. Where is your home lake?

[Waterfoul]

I guess I'd say Wabasis and both of the Whitefish Lakes north of GR.  Maybe add Bass Lake near Gowen too.  Usually do pretty well on all these lakes.

[MichiganBass80]

For me Ponemah and Lobdell in the Fenton are area usually the first couple i head to each year, and hit more than once during the season.  I usually do pretty good at each one.

[DennisB.]

Belleville

[dartag]

Union Lake.  Lived on it for 30 years.  Learn new things about it every year.  Clear water almost all year.     Kent for lots of weeds and pads.

[t-bone]

Upper Straits is my home lake (loaded with lots of smallies and LM) and Wolverine for a quick evening fish.

[Jay-MadWags]

I like Commerce Lake.  I've been fishing it for years when it's too rough to go out on Clair.  Big smallmouth and largemouth bass in that lake.

[MSURoss]

Grew up bass fishing on Big Bass Lake in Lake county. Manistee and Portage our my favorites fish them a lot when I am north. Lake Lansing is near my house hit that a lot.

[TimH]

I'd have to consider Lake St. Clair as my home lake.  I have lived no more than 10 minutes away from it my entire life, and it is where I spend the most time fishing.  I've had my best tournament finish there and where caught my personal best.  I can honestly say that when I am idling out of the nine mile launch as the sun is rising and the lake is at it calmest, there is no place on earth I would rather be.

[Waterfoul]

I guess I would add Glen Lake in Leelanau county.  Been fishing there since I was a kid (so that's over 40 years now!).  Sometimes I miss that old 14' row boat.  Not the 5 hp Johnson though... that thing sucked!