Black Tracker 17.5' Fish & Ski Adventure in Cedarville, MI
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–6 hours
Fitness Level
Basic physical fitness is adequate; suitable for individuals and families with minimal boating experience.
Overview
Discover the Les Cheneaux Islands aboard the Black Tracker 17.5' Fish & Ski, perfect for fishing and family water fun on Lake Huron. Rent daily or weekly through Hills Point Resort.
Details
Explore the beautiful Les Cheneaux Islands in Michigan aboard the Black Tracker 17.5' Fish & Ski, a 2021 model boat designed for both fishing enthusiasts and families seeking water fun. Located in Cedarville, Hills Point Resort offers daily and weekly rentals of this well-equipped boat featuring a powerful 90 HP engine, a Lowrance fish finder to improve your catch, and a towable pole for an added splash of excitement. Whether you're aiming to fish in the rich waters of Lake Huron or simply want to enjoy the calm, scenic beauty of the islands, this boat delivers a comfortable and memorable experience. The accessibility to private coves, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife makes your day on the water truly special. Perfect for beginners or experienced boaters, it’s all about relaxing, exploring, and creating lasting family memories. Hills Point Resort’s warm hospitality and reliable equipment ensure you’ll feel confident and inspired to discover everything this stunning region has to offer.
Adventure Tips
Check Weather Conditions Before Heading Out
Lake Huron’s weather can change rapidly, so always check the forecast and water conditions before your trip.
Use the Fish Finder Efficiently
Familiarize yourself with the Lowrance fish finder to maximize your fishing success and locate key spots quickly.
Wear a Life Jacket at All Times
Safety first—make sure all passengers wear personal flotation devices while on board, especially when the boat is moving.
Bring Towable Gear for Family Fun
Make use of the boat’s towable pole by bringing inflatable tubes or skis suitable for all ages for extra excitement.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Quiet back channels of Les Cheneaux Islands, less frequented by boats
- Secluded sandy beaches accessible only by watercraft
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring above the islands
- White-tailed deer near the shoreline
History
Les Cheneaux Islands have a rich Native American and maritime history, once a key area for fur trading and later popularized for summer resorts.
Conservation
The area promotes sustainable boating practices to protect the fragile island ecosystems and water quality of Lake Huron.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- From the boat cruising around Isle Pierre
- Near the shorelines of Marquette Island
- Open waters looking toward the setting sun
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Ensures safety while operating or riding in the boat.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from sun exposure during long days on the water.
summer specific
Waterproof Bag
Keeps valuables and electronics dry when out on the boat.
Fishing Gear
Bring rods, bait, and tackle to make the most of fishing opportunities.
spring|summer|fall specific