Michigan stocks brown trout into Lake Creek. This site holds no temperature measurement for it. Fish of 8–18 inches are what Michigan reports as typical. The river is designated Type 2 trout water, which is what sets the size and creel limits.
Introduced. The first brown trout planted in North American water went into the Pere Marquette in April 1884, from German eggs by way of the Northville hatchery — the river is still fished for the descendants.
No USGS gauge on this river reports water temperature, so there is no measured July mean to put beside the species' band. MDNR's classification of the typed reaches is not recorded, and that is a classification rather than a thermometer.
| Gauge | Now | July mean |
|---|---|---|
| Grand River at N Park St NE, Grand Rapids | 48.2 °F | 77.8 °F |
| Reach type | Miles | Minimum | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type 1 Designated | 6.8 | 8″ | Last Saturday in April–September 30th |
From Michigan's own regulation tables, per designated type, and the current digest is the authority rather than this page. Full regulations for this river →
The insects recorded from this river's region, earliest first. The full calendar →
Lake Creek — live water temperature, regulations and access