Trout Ponds and Lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan: An Anglers Guide Christopher Deubler Siskiwit Press

Aug 20

Christopher Deubler is the author of the first comprehensive book on stillwater trout fishing in the Midwest, Trout Fishing Wisconsin Spring Ponds. For over 25 years, Deubler has prowled the remote ponds and lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and Northern Wisconsin in search of native brook trout. The authors never ending quest for locating stillwaters that contain these speckled jewels has culminated in his newest book, Trout Ponds and Lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

The pristine trout ponds and lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan are truly a unique resource. For the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is one of the few places in the continental United States where trout anglers can still find populations of native brook trout residing in cold, springfed ponds and lakes.

In Trout Ponds and Lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, trout anglers will travel the backcountry of this often forgotten land in search of stillwater trout. Not only will anglers receive an overview of the varieties of trout ponds and lakes in the U.P. but also a look at the trout species that inhabit these waters. Detailed information on tackle, equipment, and strategies are provided with an in-depth look at the most common food sources the angler will need to imitate. Finally, anglers will find a diverse selection of trout ponds and lakes to choose from followed by a complete listing of all the Department of Natural Resources designated trout ponds and lakes in the Upper Peninsula.

Trout Ponds and Lakes in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan: An Anglers Guide

Hiking Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

For more than twenty-five years, FalconGuide® has set the standard for outdoor recreation guidebooks. Written by top outdoors experts and enthusiasts, each guide invites you to experience the endless adventure and rugged beauty of the great outdoors.
Hiking Michigan’s Upper Peninsula features fifty of the finest trails Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has to offer-from day hikes to overnight adventures. This comprehensive guide will provide all the information you need to get the most out of hiking this breathtaking area.
Look inside to find:
” Hikes suited to every ability
” Accurate directions to the trailhead
” Comprehensive trail descriptions
” GPS-compatible maps
” Difficulty ratings, trail contacts, fees/permits, best hiking seasons, camping information, and much more

Describes fifty of the best hikes in Michigan’s beautiful Upper Peninsula.

Hiking Michigan’s Upper Peninsula (Regional Hiking Series)

Siskiwit PressChristopher Deubler

Comments

Dig The Noise

August 20th, 2012 at 1:18 PM


Didn’t refer to the book a whole lot, but what we did try was successful. Information was timely and our experience was better for it.
Hytre

August 20th, 2012 at 2:45 PM


This is a terrific guide for Michigan U.P hikes. It provides detailed descriptions of each trail, and let’s the reader know exactly how far each is. Also includes the “difficulty” level of each. Maps are included to show you exactly how to get to each trail. Entire U.P. is covered, from just over the bridge to near Wisconsin. What a great resource!
Bob Morris

August 20th, 2012 at 6:48 PM


This is the book I’ve been waiting for ever since I saw Eric’s article and photos on the undiscovered Trap Hills in the Western U.P. in an outdoors magazine. Eric, who lives in Milwaukee, combines the been-there trail notes with the perspective of someone widely familiar with what the Upper Great Lakes has to offer hikers.

The actual book chapters I read completely lived up to my expectations. Now, alas, I’ve mislaid my copy and must write my review from memory. My husband and I do a very wide-ranging guide to U.P. points of interest and history – http://www.hunts-upguide.com. We are always looking for good books that do certain subjects on a deeper level. Thank you, Eric, for taking the time to explore our beautiful, out-of-the-way corner of the world.
Mr. Dan

August 21st, 2012 at 1:16 AM


We purchased this book just before our trip to the Upper Peninsula. It was definitely the best investment we could have made. We referred to the book time and time again during our 10 day vacation. The clear and descriptive information provided us with many wonderful hikes at a variety of levels. The author never steered us wrong. We were able to explore and experience places that we would not have otherwise known about. We would highly recommend this great resource.
Bob Hurley

August 21st, 2012 at 4:46 AM


I found the trail descriptions and directions very good. The book helped me pack a lot of very nice hikes into a 5 day trip.
James R Brown

August 21st, 2012 at 1:15 PM


This was a gift to a friend who just moved to the U.P. He loves hiking and has hiked the many mountains in the New England area and I thought he would enjoy exploring the U. P. of Michigan. I was right, he loved it and can’t wait to start exploring this spring!
Jason Roznos

August 22nd, 2012 at 3:18 AM


I will say without a doubt that if you are looking to do anything off the beaten path in the UP (which is most things), then this book is absolutely crucial. There are hikes for all levels of hiking experience, each with a bit of background information and spot-on directions. The hikes are all personally recommended by the author and not just a re-hash of what you read in the Hunt’s Guide or some other lesser peer (if I may use an oxymoron). A complete guide to hiking the UP would take a series of books this size, but fortunately for us Eric Hansen has done all the walking himself to find the fifty that cannot be missed. I live in the UP and I had frequented many of the places in this book before it came out, yet I still was never left without some fresh knowledge regarding each and every hike. Buy this and begin walking!
Tony Knows

August 22nd, 2012 at 2:02 PM


I used Eric’s book Memorial Day weekend 2007 to plan a series of day hikes in the U.P. The hikes he chose to highlight are indeed spectacular. The trail descriptions are helpful and accurate, to the point where I took one of the Norwich Bluff alternative routes and found the suggested, little traveled side trail with no problems. I also used this book for some route planning in the Porkies a year or so ago. Thanks for the great guide!
thershope

August 23rd, 2012 at 3:11 AM


I met Eric randomnly while on a camping trip with some friends. We came upon him while he was fishing and he just struck right up about hiking and camping and ended up giving us a suggestion for finishing up our day in the area, casually mentioning later on that he had written a guide about hiking the UP. A girl and I took him up on the idea and it was easily one of the most magical things I have ever done. Don’t know as if it’s in the book or not, but as it turned out my mom had bought it that same day by coincidence. Just wanted to say thanks to Eric (and I’m going on the other trip too) and tell all you people out there that he really knows what he’s talking about!!!

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