Top Detroit Magnet Fishing Spots for Beginners
Six spots here, all public with urban edge. Michigan's cool with it, but confirm permits near harbors.
New? Check How to Start Magnet Fishing: A Beginner's Guide.

Top Magnet Fishing Spots in Detroit
Edgy rivers with industrial pasts mean cool hauls.
Detroit River (Belle Isle Bridge)
Rouge River (near Milliken State Park)
Grand River (Riverside Park)
William G. Milliken State Park Harbor
Lake St. Clair (Metropark)
Huron River (near Belleville, close drive)
Essential Tips for Magnet Fishing in Detroit
Gloves and ropes essential for sharp, heavy stuff. Buddy system in urban areas. Rules: Check DEQ for waterways. Expect weapons—call cops if needed. Family: Turn finds into stories.
Eco: Recycle hauls. If a bomb (rare!), back off. See Magnet Fishing Safety Tips for Families.
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Is magnet fishing legal in Detroit?
Mostly, but avoid restricted zones; check local laws.What can I find magnet fishing in Detroit?
Guns, tools, WWII stuff—history abounds!Do I need a permit for these spots?
Sometimes for parks; research first.