Fishing & Cruising on Lake Leelanau’s 13' John Boat
Difficulty
easy
Duration
0.5–7 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the boat handles easily and does not require strenuous effort to operate.
Overview
Rent a 13' Aluminum John boat with a Suzuki 9.9 HP outboard on Lake Leelanau for a perfect day of fishing or cruising. Flexible rental periods make this a great option for any water adventure enthusiast.
13' Fishing Boat/9.9 Suzuki Outboard
Holds 3 people • Must be 21+ to operate • Half Day to Full Week options • From $75
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of fishing or cruising on a brand new 13' Aluminum John boat, powered by a reliable Suzuki 9.9 horsepower outboard. With flexible rental options from half a day to a full week, it's the perfect adventure for water enthusiasts. Don't forget your swimsuit and sunscreen for a memorable day on the water!
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Rates:
Half Day Rentals (4 Hours): $75 Full Day Rentals (8 hours) : $125 Two Day Rentals 32 hours: $150 Three Day Rentals 56 hours: $225 Four Day Rentals 80 hours: $300 Five Day Rentals 104 hours : $375 Six Day Rentals 128 hours : $450 Full Week Rentals 152 hours : $500
About
13' Aluminum John boat for fishing or just cruising. Brand new Suzuki 9.9 horsepower, 4 stroke outboard.
What to bring
Drivers license or ID, a swimsuit, sunglasses, sunscreen, and water.
Adventure Tips
Wear sunscreen and stay hydrated
The Michigan sun can be strong on the water, so protect your skin and bring plenty of water.
Check weather before heading out
Lake conditions can change quickly, so review the forecast and wind updates for safety.
Bring appropriate fishing licenses
Ensure you have a valid Michigan fishing license if you plan to fish during your rental.
Pack a small cooler
A cooler will help keep your drinks and snacks fresh for a comfortable day on the boat.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Common loons gliding on the water
- Bald eagles soaring overhead
History
Lake Leelanau was an important area for the indigenous Odawa people and later played a role in the region's fishing industry.
Conservation
Local conservation efforts focus on preserving water quality and protecting native fish populations to maintain the lake’s ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunscreen
Protects skin from UV rays during long hours on the water.
summer specific
Swimsuit
Allows you to enjoy swimming or cooling off in the lake.
summer specific
Fishing license
Mandatory for legal fishing in Michigan waters.
Light rain jacket
Keeps you dry during spring showers and cool breezes.
spring specific