Brevoort (Brevort) Lake

About Brevoort (Brevort) Lake

Brevoort Lake in Mackinac County, Michigan, offers anglers and nature lovers a broad expanse of water that covers over four thousand acres. Its relatively shallow depth, maxing out around thirty feet, creates a versatile environment that supports a variety of fish and aquatic life. The lake's size provides plenty of space to explore and enjoy peaceful moments on the water. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Wilderness State Park and Black River State Forest, Brevoort Lake is a quiet retreat without nearby towns. This setting makes it ideal for those seeking solitude or a break from busier fishing spots. The lake's expansive surface area and moderate depth contribute to its appeal as a destination for both casual and serious anglers.

Surface area

4,230 acres

Maximum depth

30 feet

Lake-Link Score

48.6

Member rating

4.0 (3)

Fish species

Black Crappie, Bluegill, Chinook Salmon, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Rainbow Trout, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Perch

Fishing Brevoort (Brevort) Lake

For anglers with some experience, Brevoort Lake offers a rewarding mix of species including walleye, muskie, and both largemouth and smallmouth bass. The lake's moderate depth supports a diverse fish population, from panfish like bluegill and black crappie to prized game fish such as chinook salmon and rainbow trout. Fishing here can be productive throughout the warmer months, with opportunities to catch yellow perch and rock bass adding to the variety. The lake's size allows anglers to find less pressured spots, making it a good choice for those looking to enjoy a range of fishing experiences.

Ice fishing

Brevoort Lake transforms with the seasons, offering ice fishing opportunities when winter firmly sets in. The lake's broad, shallow waters freeze over to provide anglers with a chance to pursue species such as walleye and perch through the ice. This seasonal activity adds another dimension to the lake's fishing appeal, drawing those who appreciate the quiet and challenge of winter angling.