Welcome to the Lake Ogemaw Marina
Our favorite time of the year is upon us and we're anxious to get on the water and enjoy another wonderful Michigan season of boating and fishing.
Opening on Saturday April 9th, 2011
Open daily 9am - 5pm, Sunday 10am-2pm and closed on Tuesdays.
New Fishing Club to Start
Our marina will be sponsoring and organizing a new non-motorized fishing club called the "eco-Anglers". As the name implies the club will stress a quiet, low impact approach to our favorite sport. Monthly field trips to a sampling of the many in-land lakes and streams in and around Ogemaw County are being considered.
To find out more information, please call the marina at 989-873-4153. We'll be open for the season on Saturday April 9th so please stop by; we will have more information available regarding dates, places, etc.
Lets CELEBRATE our
"Made in Michigan and the U.S.A." Products
Avalon Pontoons
Built in Alma, Michigan for over 30 years, Avalon offers a full line of models from entry level to state of the art luxury. Their new Deco series presents a retro look with 21st centruy construction and innovation.
Genesis Trailers
Built in Holland, Michigan these are top quality, fully galvanized trailers so they won't rust. A full assortment of sizes in single and tandem models are available with options to meet every need.
Aqua Cycle Paddle Boats
Built in Rose City, Michigan since the 1970's. These paddle boats are now exported to Europe, Aisa, and the Middle East. They are for the serious boater who wants to get on the water to fish, cruise, get some fun exercise or just relax.
Great Lakes Lifts & Docks
Built in Caro, Michigan, their aluminum framed roll-in dock model has become a standard on the lakes in our market. A full line of lifts including models for pontoons lead the industry in quailty of construction and material.
Hobie Cat Kayaks
Built on Oceanside, California, Hobie is doing for kayaking what they did for sailing decades ago. They have revolutionized kayaking with a patented pedaling system, providing a hands free experience. Kayakers can even add the sail option to make this the most versatile craft on the market today.
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