When it comes to fishing, it can be difficult to decide where to toss in your line. From piers alongside our Great Lakes to hidden inland ponds, there are plenty of options for catching fish here in Michigan. But there’s one unique farm in the Great Lakes State that allows visitors to fish in the most charming atmosphere imaginable — and you’ll want to see for yourself.
Cedarbrook Trout Farms is located at 1543 N Lake Shore Drive in Harrisville.
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This charming destination offers visitors of all ages the opportunity to fish for trout while relaxing in a calm, serene natural atmosphere.
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As soon as you arrive at the farm, you’ll feel as though you’ve stepped into a simpler time. Since 1968, Cedarbrook has been a local landmark.
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From May through October each year, the farm comes to life as curious visitors are invited to fish from ponds stocked full of trout.
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While you’ll pay for the fish you catch, Cedarbrook does offer free equipment and free cleaning to those who decide to stop by and explore the premises.
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If handling fish outside of the water isn’t quite your speed, never fear! Visitors can also purchase fish food to toss into the farm’s lovely ponds.
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If you’re lucky, you can even embark on a fascinating guided tour of Cedarbrook and learn more about its hatchery, as well as the biology behind its operations.
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When you explore this charming family-owned farm, you’re sure to have a blast. Whether it’s your first visit or your 50th, Cedarbrook is truly unforgettable.
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To learn more about Cedarbrook, click here. Have you fished at this one-of-a-kind Michigan destination? Share your experiences in the comments, and hurry to get in some fishing before the season ends!
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