Arbutus Lake

Grand Traverse - Michigan


  • 10 catches

  • 116 followers

  • 2 spots

Arbutus Lake is a 395 acre lake with a maximum depth of 44 feet located in Grand Traverse County, Michigan.

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Arbutus Lake Fishing Reports

Recently shared catches and fishing spots

  1. Scott woj
    - Arbutus Lake

    Details: 37 in. Northern Pike with a dropshot

  2. Scott wojdyla
    - Arbutus Lake

    Smallmouth Bass

  3. Jeff Green
    - Arbutus Lake

    Largemouth Bass with a Rapala Rippin' Rap

  4. Jeff Green
    - Arbutus Lake

    By the moose boat hous

    5 lb. 7 oz. Largemouth Bass with a Rapala Rattlin' Raps

    1. Robert Coleman 0
      WOW!
  5. Scotty Woj
    - Arbutus Lake

    16 in. Largemouth Bass with a lizard

  6. Scotty Woj
    - Arbutus Lake

    20 in. Largemouth Bass with a lizard

  7. Scotty Woj
    - Arbutus Lake

    18 in. Largemouth Bass with a lizard

  8. Scotty Woj
    - Arbutus Lake

    Go deep to catch the bigger bass

  9. Joel Hubers
    - Arbutus Lake

    3 lb. 8 oz. 18 in. Smallmouth with a pop r

  10. Joel Hubers
    - Arbutus Lake

    3 lb. 5 oz. Smallmouth with a Clakkin Rapala

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