6 Great Places to Fish From Shore in Duluth & Superior

Want to go fishing, but don't have a boat?  There are plenty of places right in the Twin Ports where you can fish from shore for a variety of fish.  Here are 6 of them that are easy to get to.

6 Great Places In The Duluth-Superior Area To Fish From Shore

Barker's Island

There are a couple of spots here. One is just before you cross the bridge to the island, facing the whaleback ship. The other is a long dock on the island in its own little harbor. This is a popular spot in Superior and you'll always find a few people casting lines here.

Arrowhead Pier

Arrowhead Pier is the location of where the old Arrowhead Bridge used to connect Superior and West Duluth. Now it's a long fishing pier that you can cast off of and is a pretty good spot to get walleyes. Off the end of the dock is a deeper hole, where walleyes tend to move in and out from.

Boy Scout Landing

Here's another popular spot that's located at Boy Scout Landing in Gary New Duluth. It's just on the edge of Gary off Highway 23. Just follow the sign and you can be casting from a nice fishing dock for walleyes, crappies, sunnies, and whatever else is biting that day!

Fish Lake Dam

You're sure to find a lot of people fishing here on a summer day. There's a nice big parking area too next to the boat launch. There's plenty of room for you to cast a lure.

Munger Landing

Here's an easy location just before Morgan Park where you can fish from the dock. It's also locally known as Clyde Landing.

Billings Drive Boat Launch/Pier in Superior

Here's a great spot for panfish. I've brought my kids here plenty of times and we always walk away with something.  Casting with a bobber and worm seem to work best. Be prepared though, sometimes you'll get a Northern Pike! Follow 28th street in Superior west through Billings Park and you'll see it on your right.

These are just a few of the places.  There are a thousand great spots in our beautiful Northland to go fishing.  So grab a rod and real and go after that lunker!