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Cadillac, Michigan is a nice little resort community in the middle of Lower Michigan. Lake Cadillac and Lake Mitchell are the main draw for this town and these lakes will get busy during the summer months every year. In the past, anglers would visit these lakes to target walleye and northern pike. Nowadays, the bass fishing has become very good while the walleye fishing has gone downhill from its glory days. Walleye used to reproduce naturally on these lakes, but now the lakes are reliant on a walleye stocking program to keep a fishable population in the lakes. The pike fishing is still good and anglers can target a variety of panfish too.
Lake Cadillac
Lake Cadillac is a popular fishing lake in Cadillac, Michigan. The lake totals more than 1,100 acres and is connected by a navigable canal to Lake Mitchell. About half of the lake is 15 feet deep or less, so it’s not a deep water lake, however, there are enough deeper holes out here to hold good numbers of quality fish. Anglers target largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, walleye, crappie, bluegill and other sunfish.
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Lake Mitchell
Lake Mitchell is a popular destination for fishing and boating in Cadillac, Michigan. The lake totals more than 2,500 acres and is connected by a navigable canal to Lake Cadillac. This lake is relatively shallow with most of the lake less than 15 feet deep. There are some holes with some deeper water that drops below 20 feet deep. Anglers target largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, walleye, crappie, bluegill and other sunfish.
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Other Inland Lakes
There are some other smaller pothole-sized lakes in this area where you can target bass, northern pike and panfish.
