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Trailer ramp · Lake Huron · Michigan

Bay Port Boat Launch

A public trailer ramp on Saginaw Bay in Huron County, Michigan, with 2 lanes and 63 trailer spaces. Managed by Sleeper State Park.

Chart of Bay Port on Lake Huron, with nearby launches markedFinn and FeatherFillion RoadSumac IslandCaseville DockSebewaing Municipal RiverClark RoadBay Port

The launch

What the agency lists

Launch type
Trailer ramp — 2-lane ramp
Water
Saginaw Bay
Lanes
2
Piers / docks
1
Trailer parking
63 spaces
Car-only parking
13 spaces
Toilets
1
Fee
Not published in the source — ask the manager
Managed by
Sleeper State Park
Owner
DNR-PRD
Location
Huron County, Michigan
Coordinates
43.8535° N, 83.3744° W

From this launch

What to fish on Lake Huron

Our Huron fishing guides name spots at or near Saginaw Bay and Bay Port:

Brown Trout · Late March through May, with a second window from October into December near harbors and river mouths

Brown Trout Fishing on Lake Huron

Saginaw Bay shoreline near Au Gres and Point Lookout: Shallow, stained and quick to warm. Browns move along this shoreline in April, mixed with early walleye.

Lake Sturgeon · June through September, outside the spring spawning period

Lake Sturgeon on Lake Huron

Saginaw Bay and the Saginaw River system: Historically a major sturgeon producer, largely lost to dams and habitat destruction, and now the subject of long-running rehabilitation work in the bay's tributaries.

Muskellunge · Late July through October, with September and October the best window

Muskie Fishing on Lake Huron

Saginaw Bay: Michigan has run muskellunge restoration work in the Saginaw system. It is a genuine but low-density fishery — treat a Saginaw Bay muskie as a rare bonus while you are fishing for something else, not as the target.

Northern Pike · May and June, September through November, and January through February on ice

Northern Pike Fishing on Lake Huron

Wildfowl Bay and the Bay Port shoreline: Southeast Saginaw Bay. Shallow marsh, cabbage and sand in 4–10 ft, and one of the most reliable pike areas on the lake in both open water and winter.

Steelhead · October through April in the tributaries, peaking in March; June through August offshore

Steelhead Fishing on Lake Huron

The Rifle River: A Saginaw Bay tributary at Omer with a strong spring run and easy wading. Small enough to read, big enough to hold fish.

Yellow Perch · July through October on Saginaw Bay; January through early March on the Les Cheneaux ice

Yellow Perch Fishing on Lake Huron

Bay Port and Wildfowl Bay: The southeast corner of Saginaw Bay, and the historic center of the Great Lakes commercial perch trade. Shallow sand and grass in 6–12 ft that holds perch all summer.

Huron by season

Next ramp over

Nearest Huron launches

  1. Finn and Feather2.0 mi · trailer ramp · 1 lane · MI
  2. Fillion Road3.2 mi · trailer ramp · 1 lane · MI
  3. Sumac Island4.6 mi · trailer ramp · 1 lane · MI
  4. Caseville Dock7.9 mi · trailer ramp · MI
  5. Sebewaing Municipal River9.2 mi · trailer ramp · MI
  6. Clark Road12 mi · trailer ramp · MI

Straight-line distance, not a boating route.

Landmarks from the water

Lighthouses nearby

For the crew ashore

Beaches nearby

Source

Launch facts are from the Michigan DNR, State Sponsored Developed Boating Access Sites, retrieved 2026-10-05. Ramps close for repairs, fees change and water levels move; confirm with Sleeper State Park before you tow. Fishing rules are set by theMichigan DNR.

Chart shoreline generalized from Natural Earth (public domain). Not for navigation. Something wrong or missing? Write to contact@greatamericanlakes.com.