Tahquamenon River (East Branch), Michigan
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Managing Agency:
U.S. Forest Service, Hiawatha National Forest
Designated Reach:
March 3, 1992. From its origin to the Hiawatha National Forest boundary.
Classification/Mileage:
Wild — 3.2 miles; Recreational — 10.0 miles; Total — 13.2 miles.
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Tahquamenon River (East Branch)
The East Branch is a high-quality brook trout stream that rewards persistent anglers who overcome the dense alder along much of its length. Fall is a special time to visit the river when the vibrant colors of Michigan hardwoods are reflected in the dark, tannin-stained water. Outstandingly remarkable values include excellent fishing and unique hydrological resources.
