What is the most popular fish to catch at Lake Michigan?
Known as the “King Salmon,” Chinook Salmon are some of the most sought-after game fish in Lake Michigan. These powerful predators can grow to 40 pounds or more, providing anglers with an exhilarating fight. The best time to catch Chinook Salmon is during spring and fall migratory runs.
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