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Holy Sturgeon! Fishing with Mr. Muskie Charters (pg.2),
Annual St. Clair River Closures
Sunday, July 29
This closure applies to ALL
non-commercial vessel traffic.
The Coast Guard will establish
a safety zone in front of the Marysville “Float Down”
City of St. Clair from 11am-
6pm for the Offshore Races.
There could be temporary
closures on Saturday from
11am-6pm during boat testing.
Boater’s can contact the Coast
Guard on VHF-FM Channel 16.
Steve came from Maryland 3
different times last season to
fish Lake St. Clair!
See you again soon!
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the Kilbarger’s from OH, after a 45 minute fight, landed this
trophy size 150+ pound 75” Sturgeon on Lake St. Clair
Sunday, August 19
Need to find out what’s
Although it is an going on and where - quick?
unsanctioned,
www.lakestclairguide.com/eat
non-permitted event,
the annual Port Huron to Handbook of 20+ area
Lake St. Clair Restaurants
will cause the St. Clair
River to be closed between
these cities for ALL vessel
traffic from 11am-8pm.
Riverside Grocery Says Good Bye Riverside will again return to a home.
Cont. from Pg 77: Because the Neumann family pro-
Even more so for allowing us to watch all vided an exceptionally friendly atmosphere,
of your children grow over these past sum- they’ve developed 100s of new friends over
mers. We now hope we will see you on the the years. They hope all the fantastic cus-
water rather than across a counter.” tomers who regularly stopped by will sup-
port their choice and respect their privacy
Jim: “We lost the focus on our fam- going forward. They promised if they do
ily and that isn’t what we came here to do. reopen the store, they will share the news
Riverside is a cool business, but not as cool through the Lake St Clair Guide!
as having a happy wife and children. We
are water people, and in four years of Stacy Williams
business we have been on the water Twin Photography
very little.
“It is time to turn the page and
see what the next chapter brings us.
We look forward to doing more boating,
teaching the kids all there is to know
about fishing and hunting, water skiing,
paddle boarding, sailing ...you get the
picture.”
So for now, what once started
as a summer home in the early 1900’s,