Back to listing
Brockway Lake
Address
United States
(map loads here)
Expand All
Description
Brockway Lake is a 22-acre lake in Mecosta County, roughly 30 miles north of Big Rapids near the Canadian Lakes community. The lake reaches a maximum depth of 26 feet and holds a mix of largemouth bass, northern pike, and bluegill, drawing anglers who prefer a quieter alternative to the busier lakes nearby. A single public boat launch provides access, rated highly by visitors who've used it, though drivers should navigate to the nearest intersection rather than typing the launch directly into GPS apps, since mapping services sometimes reroute to a private driveway instead. Brockway Lake sits within a cluster of smaller lakes that includes School Section Lake and Townline Lake, giving visitors several nearby options if they want to fish more than one spot in a single trip. Several campgrounds sit within a short drive, including School Section Lake Veteran's Park and Townline Lake Campground, making the area workable for a multi-day fishing trip rather than just a day visit. Anglers return to Brockway Lake specifically because it sees less boat traffic and jet ski noise than the larger recreation lakes in the Canadian Lakes area, a tradeoff some visitors consider the lake's biggest draw. The lake likely freezes reliably enough most winters to support ice fishing for pike and panfish, though conditions should always be checked locally before heading out. Visitors exploring Mecosta County's more than 100 lakes can add Brockway Lake to a route that favors quieter, less developed water over higher-traffic destinations.
We would like to lookup your present location so we can provide accurate directions.
Your browser may ask for your permission to determine your location (possibly at the top of this page).
If you agree, we will use your current location as the starting point for directions. If you don't agree, you may enter a starting location when the map is displayed.