You may launch your boat at Burns Ditch - Portage Marina, Lake Street Beach (Gary/Miller), Washington Park (Michigan City)and several private marinas. The Ly-co-ki-we Trail is the only place in the park that permits horseback riding. Rental horses are not available, so bring your own.

No, there is plenty of bank access around American Horse. Boat anglers will find the lake easy to fish also. See similar questions...

Public boat launch ramps are available State Parks, Corps of Engineer parks, marinas, and a few designated boat launches. Some of these are free, whereas others may require a small fee. Most of the boat launch areas are shown on the Hartwell Lake maps. See similar questions...

Students and the general community are allowed to fish in the lake as long as they fish along the concrete wall located along the back side of Swan Lake. Boating and swimming are prohibited. See similar questions...

Splake, which are a cross between a brook trout and a lake trout, are stocked on a regular basis into Green Bay. Lake whitefish are native to Lake Michigan and the population has been increasing in recent years. Round whitefish, or menominees, are also native to Lake Michigan and their numbers are secure. Tiger trout, which are a cross between a brook trout and a brown trout, were stocked into the Wisconsin waters of Lake Michigan from 1974 through 1977. See similar questions...

The Township currently has a "use at your own risk" gravel launch located at the west end of Springfield Lake on Canfield Road and no fees are charged for using the launch site. See similar questions...

There are free boat launches that access Topock Marsh at North Dike, Fivemile Landing (on County Route 1) and Catfish Paradise (on Oatman Highway/Route 66). Local boat launches that allow access to the Colorado River include the Topock Gorge Marina, Arizona (exit 1, I-40), Park Moabi (located 11 miles south of Needles, CA on I-40), Havasu State Park at Windsor Beach (on London Bridge Road in Lake Havasu City). There are many other private and public boat launches along the Colorado River. See similar questions...

Yes. Our boat launch will accommodate boats up to 19ft in length. There is a public boat launch about 1-½ miles away. Our docks will accommodate boats up to 24 ft in length. We had limited availability of the larger docks spaces. See similar questions...

Yes, there are Blue Gill, Bass, Carp, Cat Fish and turtles living in the lake. We also have an Otter family and Beaver family. We occasionally have duck, geese and Blue Herron that come to visit. See similar questions...

We fish up to 3 per boat but you will only fish with people from your group. If you are a group of 4, we have a new 24' boat that fishes 4 people very comfortably if you would like to all fish together. If you want to fish with fewer people per boat, you can add an extra guide and boat for $500.00 per day. See similar questions...

Although many brook trout may be seen in the lake, fishing is prohibited. Please leave your poles behind. See similar questions...

The PWD owns all land around the boat launch except for a 99-foot right of way (ROW) to the water which is owned by the town of Standish. The PWD has begun to revegetate the land around the 99-foot ROW to improve water quality in Lower Bay. Over the years the PWD has presented more than six boat launch relocation proposals to the Standish Town Council. The most recent proposal was voted down by the people in 2003. See similar questions...

In general, yes. We allow our facilities to be used by the general public to launch boats, but we have a few rules. We do not allow any motorized boats of any sort. We require that you first sign our liability waiver. We require that all people launching from our facilities wear a Personal Flotation Device (Life Jacket). See similar questions...

Currently, visitors are not permitted to launch canoes and watercraft at Millennium Park. Visitors will be able to launch non-motorized watercraft from the canoe launch area, which should be available for public use in the near future. See similar questions...

When we launch your boat we open each boat check for any leaks. If we do not have a key, we will not launch you. Maintenance of a furling mast requires a yearly verification of some of the mechanical parts. The mainsail should be taken out once a year. At this time the halyard swivel and the endless screw will be checked. The halyard swivel should be checked for adequate rotation. There should be no hard point during turning. Rinsing the part with fresh water is sufficient. See similar questions...