Lake Gogebic

Lake Gogebic is Michigan's largest inland lake located in the western Upper Peninsula, near the border of Michigan and Wisconsin. The lake is approximately 13,380 acres in size, with a maximum depth of 37 feet. It is a popular destination for fishing, boating, swimming, and other water sports. The lake is surrounded by forests and has several resorts, cabins, and campgrounds for visitors to stay in. It is well-known for its walleye and smallmouth bass fishing, but also has other fish species including perch, pike, and panfish. In the winter, the lake is popular for ice fishing and snowmobiling, with over 150 miles of groomed trails in the surrounding area. The lake also has a state park and two boat launches available for public use. Overall, Lake Gogebic is a beautiful and peaceful location for outdoor recreation and relaxation.