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Mike from MI - question

Pete in MI

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I am wondering about low tides - mostly if there is such a thing with inland lakes. Besides the Great Lakes of Michigan, the next largest lake in Michigan is Houghton Lake. So wondering if there will be low tide times on Houghton Lake where I might be able to venture further out from shore. I don't scuba dive - too bad for me - good for others who do.

So do inland lakes also get affected by high and low tides? If so is there somewhere on the internet that would give the information as to when (time and dates) when these times would occur.

Any info you know of let me know Mike. Do I sound like a gree horn 'water' baby?
 
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