Every Boat Ramp on Higgins Lake
1 boat ramps · Roscommon, Michigan
9,900
Surface Acres
135 ft
Max Depth
1
Boat Ramps
6
Fish Species
Boat Ramps on Higgins Lake
Additional Launch Sites
About Higgins Lake
Higgins Lake is one of Michigan's most treasured inland lakes, consistently ranked among the most beautiful in the state for its exceptional water clarity and deep blue color. The 9,900-acre lake reaches depths of 135 feet and is surrounded by state forest land and the popular Higgins Lake North and South State Parks, making it a premier destination for boating, swimming, and fishing.
The lake's cold, clear waters support a quality lake trout and rainbow trout fishery managed by the Michigan DNR. Smallmouth bass fishing is excellent along the lake's rocky shoreline and underwater structure. The deep basin provides ideal habitat for cisco, while rock bass and yellow perch offer consistent action in the shallower margins.
Two state parks on the lake provide well-maintained boat launches and extensive campground facilities. The lake's manageable size makes it suitable for all types of watercraft, from kayaks to larger powerboats. Higgins Lake sits just north of Houghton Lake, and together the two lakes form a popular vacation hub in Roscommon County with full amenities and services.
Nearest towns: Roscommon, Higgins Lake
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