Wolfe's Leisure Time Campground, located at 7414 State Road 25 in North Lafayette, is situated on a river so you can fish during your camping trip. The campground features Wi-Fi, clean restrooms and showers. Nearby attractions include the Tippecanoe Battlefield, Columbian Park Zoo and The Greater Lafayette Museum of Art. For more information on rates and camping season, contact the campground by telephone at (765) 589-8089.
Heartland Resort is located at 1613 W. 300 in North Greenfield. There are 250 sites available for RV and tent camping. The campground has an indoor swimming pool, miniature golf course, nine-hole golf course, playground, Internet service and fishing areas. For more information regarding the open season and/or rates contact the campground by telephone at (317) 326-3181.
Log Cabin Resort & Campground is located on County Road H-42 in Curtis. The campground offers both cabin rentals and tent or RV camping sites. Amenities include boating, canoe rentals, arcade/game room, children's playground, lake swimming, a beach area and a large game recreation area. For more information on rates and open season contact the campground at (906) 586-9732.
Northland Outfitters Camping Resort is located at 8174 Hwy M-77 in Germfask. The camping resort has several recreational amenities available including bike rentals, hiking trails, canoe rentals, nature trails, picnic area, fishing and golf facilities. This is a pet friendly campground with both cabin and tent or RV camping options. For rate information and season dates contact the campground at (906) 586-9801.
Indiana has several rivers and lakes that are great for fishing. Bass and yellow belly catfish are popular near Martinsville at Patton Lake. For flathead fishing visit the Ohio River which travels through Evansville, New Albany and several other Indiana cities. The Wabash River stretches from Terre Haute to Lafayette and Lake Monroe produces loads of flatheads and blue catfish.
Lake Erie, located on the southeast side of Lower Michigan, is home to perch ranging from 8 to 12 inches, as well as some large catfish near the Monroe Power Plant in the Hot Pond. Harbor Beach also has good perch fishing. The Huron River has provided many anglers with good-sized bluegill and crappie.
The southwest lower peninsula is also producing some great catches. The St. Joseph river is slow on walleye and catfish, but some anglers have caught some decent-sized small-mouth bass. The Grand River in Grand Rapids is hot with brown trout and with walleye and large bluegills upstream.
Mullet Lake in the northeast lower peninsula has anglers trolling for walleye about 40 feet down. Perch ranging from 4 inches to 11 inches swim near Pigeon Bay, Long Point and Dodge Point. Pigeon Bay has also been the place to be for small pike and the Cheboygan River has provided a lot of small-mouth bass.
