Last stocked
October 17, 1991
Plants on record
13
Since 1979
Species recorded
1
Surface acres
207.8
Access and facts
- Boat ramp
- Yes
- Facilities
- restrooms
A DNR-listed public boating access site with 1 launch lane serves the lake. 1 toilet on site.
Sources: access , shore_notes , facilities
How Lake Bailey is stocked
The first plant of the year usually falls in the fourth week of August. In 1991 it was October 17, 1991, later than usual.
About 27 reported fish per acre, the fewest of 8 lakes in Keweenaw County with both a fish count and a surface area.
Eliza Lake (3.4 mi), Lake Medora (5.6 mi), Lac La Belle (7.2 mi), Lake Gratiot (7.2 mi), and Lake Manganese (10.1 mi) were stocked more recently. Lac La Belle is also stocked with Tiger Muskie and Lake Gratiot is also stocked with Tiger Muskie.
Fish at Lake Bailey
Fishing Lake Bailey is most likely to be for Tiger Muskie. All 13 plants on record are Tiger Muskie.
Tiger Muskie 13 plants
- Plants
- 13 of 13
- Last stocked
- October 17, 1991
Fish stocked per year
- 4501979
- 4501980
- 4501981
- 4501982
- 4001983
- 4201984
- 3001985
- 4001986
- 4501987
- 4001988
- 4501989
- 4501990
- 4501991
Stocking history
| Date | Species | Quantity | Avg. length | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 17, 1991 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| September 27, 1990 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| August 22, 1989 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| October 5, 1988 | Tiger Muskie | 400 | – | report |
| October 5, 1987 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| September 17, 1986 | Tiger Muskie | 400 | – | report |
| October 2, 1985 | Tiger Muskie | 300 | – | report |
| August 27, 1984 | Tiger Muskie | 420 | – | report |
| August 4, 1983 | Tiger Muskie | 400 | – | report |
| August 3, 1982 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| August 26, 1981 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| August 27, 1980 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
| July 19, 1979 | Tiger Muskie | 450 | – | report |
Species stocked here
Depth-by-season, top lures, and bait notes for each species stocked here are on its own species guide, linked above.