The Muskegon River near Holton-Duck Lake Road is a prime fishing destination, offering steelhead from late October through May, brown trout from late October through mid-December, and Chinook salmon during September and October. Fishing is primarily done from small boats, with bait, lodging, and food available in nearby Muskegon.
This section of the Muskegon River is classified as a Type 3 trout stream, supporting Lake Michigan spawning runs of steelhead, Chinook salmon, and brown trout. Anglers should refer to the Inland Trout and Salmon Stream Regulations in the current Michigan Fishing Guide for detailed guidelines.
How to Get There
- From US-31 and M-46 (Apple Avenue) in Muskegon, travel east 7 miles on M-46 to Maple Island Road (B31).
- Head north 6.8 miles, crossing over the river, to Sweeter Road.
- Travel west 2.1 miles to Holton-Duck Lake Road.
- Go south 1.7 miles to the access site at the end of the road.
Enjoy the beauty of the Muskegon River and experience one of Michigan’s top fishing spots! 🎣
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