Saginaw Bay

Saginaw Bay is a large, shallow extension of Lake Huron located in eastern Michigan. It covers about 821 square miles and serves as an important natural feature for local wildlife, commercial fishing, and recreation. The bay's calm waters support fish populations like perch and whitefish, and the surrounding wetlands provide vital habitat for birds and other species. Its accessible shoreline makes it popular for boating, fishing, and tourism. Saginaw Bay also plays a key role in regional ecology and economy, balancing environmental health with human activities.