Wow, we love our water.
We received more than 1,000 votes in the first six hours of voting for Michigan’s Best Inland Lake.
That’s a crazy amount of votes so quickly, but it’s also expected when you consider we had 142 nominations and some pretty passionate pleas for lakes across the state.
READ: See the 142 nominations for Michigan Best Inland Lake
Keep those votes coming in for the best lakes in our nine regional polls. Your votes will decide some close races. Many of regional poll leaders are separated by only a few votes.
You can vote once per email address, every three hours. You can also vote in all of our regions. The deadline to vote is 11:59 p.m. Friday, May 21.
Once the voting is complete, our Michigan’s Best team of John Gonzalez and Amy Sherman will be sharing stories about inland lakes over the next few weeks.
Click on the links below to vote in your favorite regions. Once you vote, you will see real-time results and current leaders. Come back to Michigan’s Best on Thursday where we will take a closer look at poll leaders.
The view from Chamberlin's Ole Forest Inn on Manistique Lake in Curtis.
Upper Peninsula - VOTE HERE
Northern Lower Peninsula - VOTE HERE
Ann Arbor area - VOTE HERE
Jackson area - VOTE HERE
Grand Rapids area - VOTE HERE
Muskegon & Lakeshore - VOTE HERE
Kalamazoo & SW Michigan - VOTE HERE
Detroit area - VOTE HERE
Flint/Fenton area - VOTE HERE
If you have questions, feel free to email us.
Amy Sherman: asherma2@mlive.com
John Gonzalez: gonzo@mlive.com
Amy Sherman of Michigan's Best on an amphibious boat to deliver the news that The Cove in Leland, Michigan, was the winner of Michigan's Best Waterfront Restaurant (2019).John Gonzalez
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Join in by using the hashtag #mibest. Our most recent search was for Michigan’s Best Vacation Spot.
In addition:
Amy Sherman is on Twitter @amyonthetrail, as well as Facebook and Instagram @amyonthetrail.
John Gonzalez is on Twitter @michigangonzo, as well as Facebook and Instagram @MichiganGonzo.
The first lighthouse on the South Pier in Grand Haven pictured on Wednesday, July 19, 2018. Chef Luke Verhulst from Reserve Wine & Food went fishing with MLive's John Gonzalez. The restaurant sources their fish from Sea to Table, a company that sources domestically caught seafood. Neil BlakeNeil Blake
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