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Fish Point State Wildlife Area
Open at no charge to the public.
This hunting location conducts daily drawings for free hunting zone permits throughout the open waterfowl season.
Description of the area
Fish Point State Wildlife Area is located on the Saginaw Bay of Lake Huron. Consisting of 2,477 acres of exceptional waterfowl habitat, Fish Point offers many types of waterfowl hunting such as marsh areas, flooded corn fields, and dry agriculture fields. Open water hunting on Saginaw Bay is only a short boat ride away. Often referred to as the "Chesapeake of the Midwest" there is an abundance of waterfowl numbers and species that call it home. Ducks are the majority of the harvested waterfowl but Canada geese are present and harvested annually. All hunting zones are accessible with some zones having bridges for access. Excellent late season pheasant hunting exists after the close of the waterfowl season. Along with the hunting opportunities that exist at Fish Point, it is also possible to see many migrating birds. One of the unique sightings is the presence of several snowy owls that spend the winter at Fish Point.
PDF map of area Manager's update Waterfowl counts Annual report
Hunting Information
- Morning hunts: Daily 5:30 a.m. (Reserved hunt first and second weekend of duck season)
- Afternoon hunts: Daily 11:00 a.m. (Reserved hunt first and second weekend of duck season)
Activities
- Wildlife viewing
- Birding
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Nature trail hiking
- Canoeing and kayaking