Ice floes can make boat fishing very difficult at the start of the year. You'll need to keep track of the wind at all times to ensure a safe and productive trip. 

The canals to the immediate southwest of Grosse Ile are good places to start your fishing adventure in February. Usually involves a good number of Yellow Perch.

While it's still early in the season, this is when you can usually expect Walleye numbers to seriously start picking up, especially over at Peche Island.

You're likely to be dealing with strong currents in April, so it's a good idea to have a single-ounce jig with you to ensure you can reach a good depth for fishing.

White Bass fishing is absolutely on fire come May. Most anglers will be in the habit of practicing catch and release, but they also make for a lovely meal.

Summer is upon us, which means that the fish will be heading down to Lake Erie. There's still plenty of good fishing at the river mouth.

Lots of ships go through the Detroit River during summertime, which can put a dent in your fishing plans. Feel free to explore small creeks for Largemouth Bass.

Everyone is still waiting for the Muskie fishing to kick into high gear, and a good way to spend that time is by going after numerous local Yellow Perch.

Muskie fishing season is in full swing, so get out there and join the fight! Cast and retrieve fishing works wonders in the Detroit River.

October is a great time for fishing the Detroit River. Trolling, handlining and jigging are all good ways of going after Walleye, so feel free to experiment.

Shallow waters are home to a decent number of Walleye, while you're best looking for Perch near the numerous island cuts spread throughout the river.

The Walleye fishery, while not as numerous, is still a good bet even at year's end. Head out just before dark and you can catch some really big ones.