Lake St. Clair 1986 water level records broken once again. Expect May to be higher yet.
The Lake St. Clair water levels report for June, 2018 shows a slight increase.
Lake St Clair peak water levels are likely here for 2018. This helps anglers to operate in a stable fishery.
Lake St. Clair water level forecast has been adjusted downward as of April, 2018
Will 2018 bring us record breaking water levels on Lake St. Clair?
St Clair River bathymetry for upper 2 miles provided by the US Army Corps of Engineers
Lake St. Clair water levels are the highest that we have seen in years
Lake St. Clair water levels are looking to stay high for 2017
Lake St. Clair water levels have seasonal fluctuations. The water levels have hit their peak for 2016.
The June Lake St. Clair water levels forecast shows a slowdown in the rapid rise that we saw early in the year
The water levels on Lake St. Clair continue to rise defy the expected projections by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The April report from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is out. The water levels on Lake St. Clair should be as high, or higher than in 2015.
The March water levels report shows that we escaped the traditional drop in February water levels. Should be same as last year.
In a month-by-month comparison, January 2016 water level numbers came in three feet above the same period in 2015. Also, the trend line for 2016 is moving up while during the same period last year it was going down. The water levels for January hold true to the projection given in the U.S. Army Corps […]
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Lake St Clair 9 Mile Ramp Projected To Open May 16
Rolling with the times, the city of St. Clair Shores opening of the boat ramp at 9 Mile and Jefferson is projected to come after the Governor’s stay-at-home order expires on May 15th. If you are a Michigan resident, waiting for the next bit of news about what the Governor will or won’t do, has […]
Gull Island N42 31.814 W82 40.845 This is a popular party spot located at the end of the St. Clair River, at the end of the South Channel. It splits the the “Old Channel” and the “St. Clair Flats Canal.” Weekends are always busy and the boat chop created by the party boats makes it […]
St. Clair Light N42 27.908 W82 45.270 While not exactly in the center of the Lake, the St. Clair Light is central to the landmarks that let us know where we are on Lake St. Clair. It is roughly halfway between the mouth of the St. Clair river and the head of the Detroit River. […]
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