KOA Resorts offer a carefree vacation in the great outdoors. Enjoy robust recreation and staff-led activities, kick back and relax by the resort-style pool, or grab a bite to eat, all while never leaving the campground. And with plenty of RV Sites with KOA Patios® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths to meet your needs, it’s the ultimate camping getaway.
KOA Resorts offer a carefree vacation in the great outdoors. Enjoy robust recreation and staff-led activities, kick back and relax by the resort-style pool, or grab a bite to eat, all while never leaving the campground. And with plenty of RV Sites with KOA Patios® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths to meet your needs, it’s the ultimate camping getaway.
5 miles west of Port Huron.
I-94 Exit 262: (Wadhams Rd), then north 8 miles to Lapeer Rd, east 1/4 mile.
From I-69 Exit 196: (Wadhams Rd), then north 1/2 mile to Lapeer Rd, east 1/4 mile.
GPS: N42.984442. W82.528936
Lake Huron is one of the most beautiful of the Great Lakes. You can enjoy excellent fishing in Lake Huron when you visit Port Huron and the surrounding areas. From Atlantic salmon to rainbow trout and all of the bass in between, Port Huron is home to various fish species and some of the greatest fishing spots.
Enjoy fishing in Port Huron to experience an exciting outdoor adventure. Kampgrounds of America offers an excellent place to stay while you explore all that Port Huron has to offer.
Whether you want to fish for the day or enjoy an overnight fishing adventure, Port Huron has some excellent angling opportunities. Some of Lake Huron's most popular fish species include the following:
While these fish make some excellent catches and are perfect for cooking over the fire, Lake Huron is also home to a wide variety of other fish species, which include the following:
Whether you want to embark on an adventure and explore the lake or enjoy a relaxing day casting your line from the banks, Port Huron offers many exciting ways to fish. If you are looking forward to fishing in Port Huron, you can try any of the following angling adventures:
Lakeside fishing is a popular way to fish because it only requires a fishing pole, bait and any additional fishing gear you like to use. Fishing from the shore or bank does not require a boat, so you can pick a nice spot in the grass or take a chair to sit in while you enjoy fishing in the sunshine. Lakeside fishing is an excellent way to get some great catches, spend time with family or teach your little ones how to fish.
Embark on an exciting fishing adventure led by a local boat captain when you book a charter fishing trip. A local charter captain can take you to the best spots and offer their experience and advice for each location.
Charter captains understand how the local fish species behave and the best type of baits to attract them to help you get some great catches during your time on the lake. Enjoy the opportunity to catch the biggest fish and learn more about the area from an experienced angler when you take a charter fishing excursion.
If you own your own motorized boat or are interested in renting one, you can be your own fishing guide and set off to find your own favorite fishing spots. Fishing with a motorboat lets you fish in more areas, and it is a great way to explore the lake.
If you do not own a motorized boat but still want to venture onto the lake, consider kayak fishing. A kayak is a narrow one or two-person boat you propel using a double-bladed paddle. Kayak fishing is a fun way to reach fishing spots other anglers cannot access with a motorboat. Enjoy gliding across the lake and dipping under tree branches to reach the little nooks and shady spots where fish may be hiding.
Some fishing kayaks come with special features perfect for fishing, such as elevated seats, rod holders, enclosed storage compartments and GPS fish finders for an enhanced fishing experience. However, you can also get some great catches with a simple kayak. Just grab your tackle box, fishing pole and bait, and paddle until you find a great spot.
Since a kayak lets you sit lower to the water, you may be able to easily spot some fish jumping or see them swim right under your kayak if the water is clear enough.
If you enjoy colder weather, ice fishing is a great opportunity to catch some fish during the colder months. Ice fishing requires anglers to drill a hole and fish from that spot in the ice. Before you try ice fishing, make sure to take the right gear and follow important ice fishing safety tips.
To fish in Lake Huron, you need a fishing pole, fishing line, lures and baits. Each angler has a favorite type of bait and lures to use, and different lures work better for different fish species, so it's best to try different ones until you find what works best for you.
Top water lures skitter across water surfaces while spinner and crankbaits glide across water columns. Soft baits are worm-like baits you can suspend, dive or jig. You can also use live bait such as fishing worms or minnows to get your next big catch.
Port Huron is a fantastic place to explore Lake Huron, but you can also enjoy fishing in the Detroit River or Lake St. Clair when you visit Port Huron. In these destinations, you will likely catch large muskies, smallmouth bass and walleye, among other fish species. The Upper Peninsula's various rivers and streams are also full of trout, so you can find plenty of angling opportunities in this beautiful area.
To fish in Michigan, you must have a fishing license if you are 17 or older. You must also have a license if you are an adult actively assisting a minor who is fishing without a license. When you purchase a fishing license, it is valid from March 1 of that year to March 31 of the next year.
If you harvest sturgeon, you must register your harvest within 24 hours. It is also important to follow fish limits and regulations in Michigan to make sure you are catching the allowed number of fish and only casting in waters that allow this activity.
Whether you want to spend quality time with family, sharpen your angling skills or learn a new hobby, Port Huron offers many opportunities for experienced anglers and beginners. Camp at Port Huron KOA Resort to enjoy the area's best fishing spots and spend your nights sleeping under the stars. Your catch of the day will taste great cooked over a cozy campfire, and you can enjoy KOA's convenient amenities and fun activities during your visit.
Book a stay at KOA and embark on a fantastic fishing adventure!
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