Quick Facts

• Location: 39399 Edward N. Hines Dr, Livonia, Michigan
• Pier Type: Public park fishing pier / scenic overlook
• Water Type: Inland freshwater
• Access: Public park access
• Fishing License: Michigan fishing license required for anglers who are not exempt
• Best For: Bass, bluegill, sunfish and casual fishing
• Best Time to Fish: Early morning and late afternoon
• Common Species: Largemouth bass, bluegill, sunfish, crappie, carp
• Tackle Style: Light freshwater tackle
• Night Fishing: Subject to current park hours
• Amenities: Parking, trails and Hines Park recreation nearby

Overview

The Fishing Pier & Scenic Outlook along Edward N. Hines Drive in Livonia provides an easy-access fishing opportunity within the Hines Park corridor. Unlike Michigan’s large Great Lakes piers, this location is geared toward relaxed inland fishing in a suburban park environment.

Its accessible setting makes it particularly useful for beginners, families, and local anglers who want to spend a few hours fishing without traveling to Lake Erie or Lake Huron.

Fishing Tips

A light spinning setup is appropriate for most fishing here. Worms beneath a bobber are a simple option for bluegill and other panfish, while small jigs, soft plastics, and other artificial lures can be used for bass.

Casting near vegetation, shade, drop-offs, or other visible structure can improve the odds of locating fish.

Bottom Line

A convenient Livonia fishing pier best suited for casual freshwater fishing, families, and anglers looking for an easy-access spot in the Hines Park area.