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Guides

The stuff you actually need to know to boat Lake St. Clair: launches, where to go once you are out, dock-and-dine, rentals and clubs, storage and winter layup, and what to do ashore, written by people who run this water.

Boat Rentals and Boat Clubs on Lake St. Clair

Rent a pontoon for the day, join a boat club, or book a captain. What each costs, who it suits, and the operators in Harrison Township and St. Clair Shores.

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Boat Storage on Lake St. Clair

Who stores boats around Harrison Township and St. Clair Shores, indoor vs outdoor vs rack, what a winter costs, and when to book.

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Where to Eat by Boat in Anchor Bay and Algonac

Dock-and-dine on the north end of Lake St. Clair: New Baltimore's free city docks, Fair Haven bars, Harsens Island, and Algonac, with the water route up.

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Fishing Lake St. Clair Without a Boat

Shore, pier, and ice spots from St. Clair Shores to Algonac, what bites when, 2026 license prices, and where to buy minnows before dawn.

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A Day on Lake St. Clair by Boat

Where to aim the bow on Lake St. Clair: the Metropark sandbar, Clinton River, Nautical Mile, Anchor Bay, the Flats, Gull Island, and the rules that matter.

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Things to Do in Harrison Township

The Metropark, Waterfront Park, the air museum, kayak rentals, golf, and where to eat after, with 2026 fees and hours for a day in Harrison Township.

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Public Boat Launches on Lake St. Clair

Where to put in around Harrison Township, St. Clair Shores, and Anchor Bay, and what to check before you tow.

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Winterizing Your Boat on Lake St. Clair

A plain checklist for laying up your boat for a Michigan winter, and the local yards around Harrison Township that will do it for you.

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Waterfront Restaurants You Can Reach by Boat

Dock-and-dine spots around Lake St. Clair, from the Nautical Mile to Anchor Bay, where you can tie up, eat, and head back out.

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