Quick Facts

• Location: West Bloomfield Township, Michigan
• Pier Type: Public freshwater fishing pier
• Water Type: Inland lake
• Access: Public access; local park rules may apply
• Fishing License: Michigan fishing license required
• Best For: Bass, bluegill, sunfish and casual fishing
• Best Time to Fish: Early morning and late afternoon
• Common Species: Largemouth bass, bluegill, pumpkinseed, crappie
• Tackle Style: Light freshwater tackle
• Night Fishing: Subject to current access hours
• Amenities: Park and shoreline amenities vary by location

Overview

This fishing pier in West Bloomfield Township provides anglers with convenient access to one of the area’s inland waters. West Bloomfield is surrounded by lakes, making the community a popular destination for southeastern Michigan freshwater fishing.

The pier is best suited for anglers targeting common inland species such as bass, bluegill, sunfish, and crappie. Its easy-access format also makes it useful for families and beginning anglers.

Fishing Tips

A worm beneath a bobber is an excellent starting point for bluegill and sunfish. Bass anglers can try small soft plastics, spinnerbaits, or other artificial lures around weeds and shoreline structure.

Early morning and evening generally offer cooler water and increased fish activity during summer.

Bottom Line

An easy-access West Bloomfield fishing pier suited to casual inland lake fishing and family outings.