Map of Long Lake (near Alpena)

  "In the spring the best place to try for the nice panfish, decent bass, and pike that tend to run on the smaller side are the inlet and the outlet. The rest of the year I..." Francis Lake

  "The 45 acres of water with a max depth of more than 90' was named Shoepac Lake probably 100s of years ago by some mountain man who probably smelled horrid (they didn't..." Shoepac Lake

  "For a 29 acre lake with a max depth of 33' Bear Den holds a lot of good fish. The pike, panfish, and bass populations are all strong and there are also rainbow and brook..." Bear Den Lake

  "There are tons (literally) of nice fish in Grand Lake. The only problem; they are really hard to catch. This is not a lake for a beginner looking to catch a bunch of..." Grand Lake

  "A nice fishing lake, you can find walleyes that average 14-18 inches, lots of smallmouth bass that average near 16 inches, average panfish, and above average pike..." Lake Esau

  "Because Lake May is so shallow with only a few holes dropping of to more than 10 feet any deep water is your best bet when looking for the decent bass, pike, and panfish..." Lake May

  "If you are interested in catching the nice panfish, ok largemouth, and average pike found in Lake Emma I recommend you try throwing live bait, soft plastics, jigs,..." Lake Emma

  "With all of the species in Lost Lake averaging fair to decent this might be a fun little lake to check out sometime. At 104 acres with a max depth of 17 feet it..." Lost Lake

  "With a fishery made up of lots of smaller pike, a few big walleyes, nice panfish, and ok largemouth the Barnhart Lakes are your typical UP fishery. If you are interested..." Upper Barnhart Lake

So you're interested in fishing Long Lake. As fishermen, we know there are times when our favorite spots are just not active so we built our Hot Spots feature to show you where the fish are biting in the area of Long Lake. Now you'll know where catches are being recorded in the general area, and you can plan your day on the water. Check out our Fishing Times tab to determine when the fish will be most active. To find Long Lake enter the 45.200012 latitude, and -83.483315 longitude coordinates into your GPS device or smart phone. If you need fishing tackle, or are looking for a fishing guide or fishing charter please visit Tackle, Guides, Charters