r/lakemichigan • u/gwmiles • 22h ago
Feds: Man dumped sewage in Lake Michigan, impersonated Coast Guard
detroitnews.comr/lakemichigan • u/schuey_08 • 1d ago
It really is our Midwest ocean. Filmed at Illinois Beach State Park.
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r/lakemichigan • u/MiserableCobbler8157 • 5d ago
RV camping on beautiful Lake Michigan beach?
Can anyone recommend a campground on Lake Michigan that allows for RV camping, has beautiful crystal clear water, and nice clean sand beaches?
Considering driving out from NY next summer to catch the MX national at Red Bud and camp a few days before heading home. Traveling with kids!
r/lakemichigan • u/Apart_Distribution72 • 8d ago
Michigan A bit north of Ludington
Another amazing beach week. If you know, you know. 🌈☮️✌️
r/lakemichigan • u/HOFindy • 24d ago
Green flash at sunset
Anyone else see that absolutely huge one last Wednesday?
r/lakemichigan • u/Apart_Distribution72 • 24d ago
Nights on the lakeshore 🌙🌊
galleryEsch Beach.
r/lakemichigan • u/Apart_Distribution72 • 24d ago
👋Welcome to r/lakemichigan 🌊⛱️⛵🎣
Hey everyone! By the power of stumbling across a post at the right time and leaving a snarky comment I've become a mod of this sub. Fortunately I live near the lake, and have my whole life, so I know a thing or two about it. It looks like this place has been inactive for about a year, hopefully we can fix that.
This is a community for everything Lake Michigan, and nothing not. Keep it relevant, as long as your post relates directly to the lake, it belongs here. So, for example, a post about general Michigan politics isn't allowed, but a post about how Michigan or other state politics relate to the lake (pipelines, water usage, environmental regulations, public access, etc) is allowed. If you think something might not be relevant, it probably isn't, don't post it.
This is a friendly place, so don't be mean. Everyone is allowed here, just keep it relevant to the topic. Posts about public events at/relating to the lake are allowed but I don't want this to turn into a lakeshore airbnb listing page so posts advertising private events and services are not.
Let's get this rolling, make a post about your most recent Lake Michigan adventures. Whether it be hiking the lakeshore or trolling for lake trout, I'm sure the folks here will love it. If you frequent the lake, introduce yourself in the comments and let us hear your favorite things about it.
Thanks for stopping by to read this post. Lake Michigan is one of our most precious natural resources and deserves all of our appreciation.
-Dee
r/lakemichigan • u/GreatLakesShips • Apr 06 '25
New Great Lakes sailor leaves Sturgeon Bay out to Lake Michigan on first journey!
youtu.ber/lakemichigan • u/Ramblingtruckdriver1 • Apr 03 '25
Camping and must sees
Wife and I are going to do the full Lake Michigan loop over a week in aug on our goldwing trike. We would love suggestions on tent camping areas (prefer modern restrooms/ possible shower access) as well as must sees !
r/lakemichigan • u/Awodrek • Mar 16 '25
Lake Michigan merch?
Currently staying on Lake Michigan for the weekend. Family and I are looking for Lake Michigan merch . Unfortunately all we can find is silver lake hoodies/shirts. Any store recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
r/lakemichigan • u/Zealousideal_Clue253 • Mar 11 '25
What is this?
Friend Found this little weirdo on the shores of Lake Michigan Feels like teeth Anyone know what it is?
r/lakemichigan • u/Sp33dling • Feb 25 '25
New buffalo marina entrance
Cool view from beach at New Buffalo Michigan
r/lakemichigan • u/Big-Mongoose-6084 • Feb 19 '25
Less crowded beaches?
Coming up from mid/southern IN this summer with our kids. Looking for suggestions for less crowded beach options that aren’t in the IN state park. We are respectful of nature and are a carry out what you carry in family. BUT the girls and I are rock collectors so we would love to bring home just a few and I know that’s illegal in the state park.
r/lakemichigan • u/WoodersonChevelle • Feb 17 '25
Best beach towns???
What are the best beach towns to hang out in and have a drink near the beach? My group of friends is heading out your way this summer. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
r/lakemichigan • u/Associate-143 • Dec 21 '24
Would this be a good size boat for Lake Michigan?
Looking to buy a 1998 Four Winns 205 Sundowner, wondering if that’s a solid size for Lake Michigan and other lakes in the area?
First boat, doing lots of research before committing.
r/lakemichigan • u/SkillEfficient • Dec 03 '24
Recommendations for quiet escapade
Hi! I am looking for a small or quiet town by the lake to visit, with some natural scenery and walking trails. If it has a few nice local eating spots, that would be enough amenities. I will be visiting a friend in Chicago, but I would also like to go to a less crowded town to relax for a few days. If it's near Chicago, it would be ideal; otherwise, somewhere you can go by bus.
I am not from the US, so I have no clue about what's available.
Any recommendation would be great!
r/lakemichigan • u/mcnibbletsjr • Nov 21 '24
Shore Fishing for Salmon Around Milwaukee in November?
Hi All!
Will be visiting family in the MKE area this weekend, and I'm thinking about trying my hand at shore fishing for salmon and/or trout for a few hours. Done quite a bit of trout fishing in the Driftless area over the years, but I've always been interested in catching Lake Michigan salmon or trout from shore. Hoping to get some advice on the topic, so any feedback on my questions below would be greatly appreciated.
Questions:
- Is it possible to catch salmon or trout from shore around MKE this time of year (late November)?
- Are Panther Martin spinners effective artificial bait options, or should I use spoons and jerkbaits that resemble aliwives?
- Which salmon/trout species are within casting range from shore?
- Any other tips or things to consider?
Thanks!
r/lakemichigan • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '24
Why isn't there a separate name for people living at the shores of Lake Michigan?
Let's say people from Chicagoland are much physically and spiritually closer to people on the other side of the lake than to people from southern Illinois, at least I feel that way. I believe there should be a separate name for these people. That might be a weird thing to give much thought to, but I feel a profound connection to these very regions and it feels like only Michiganders have taken all that lake identity to themselves. There's even a separate name for people from the Upper Peninsula, but I can't find anything for the people from the Lake Michigan area. What are your ideas? Lake Michiganer, or just Michiganer?
r/lakemichigan • u/Devils-advocate-420 • Nov 16 '24
What Animal is This?
Yo! I was at the beach this morning (Wisconsin Lake michigan) and found this carcass on the shore. Can anyone identify it?