Both of them came a long ways out from the flowage.
We didn't have very good luck on walleyes, and we fished for them for about 6 hours. Not a problem, if you ever make it up to Deer Lake, let me know and I'll give you some more details on the lake. None of the land sold to Naterra is directly adjacent to the reservoirs. Thanks for the info buddy, I'll make sure to keep that in mind if I ever go up that way. If I do head up that way I'll make sure to get a hold of you UPBert.
These docks will be private, and it is possible that public access will be limited, even though the project lands are held in the public trust for the production of electricity and for wildlife and public use. If you wish to fish, a Michigan license is required. Canoe-kayak or boat trip down the length of the reservoir. The project land has previously been maintained for public use and wildlife habitat.