Grand Lake Docks question....heated or non heated

What docks will allow you to pay to fish in the winter on Grand these days? I know there is Indian Hills and Blue Bluff harbor. Are those 2 any good? What else is open these days? Are there any regular docks or marinas that will allow you to fish that aren't enclosed? I don't mind bundling up to fish if need be.
thanks in advance.

Here at Grand Lake here is the follow that I know of:
Indian Hills (Bernice) which I think is the best, which is a pay dock.
Bernice bridge pier(southeast corner of bridge) which is free to fish and is brushed.
Blue Bluff which is a pay dock (no report). - Elk River area
Four Seasons which is a pay dock, fish about a two weeks ago only caught a few dinks(old brush in it). - Elk River area
Ponderosa which is a pay dock( no report). - Elk River area
Most of the marinas on the lake will not let you fish unless you have a boat slip rented. Hope this helps.

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Originally Posted by apporter

Here at Grand Lake here is the follow that I know of:
Indian Hills (Bernice) which I think is the best, which is a pay dock.
Bernice bridge pier(southeast corner of bridge) which is free to fish and is brushed.
Blue Bluff which is a pay dock (no report). - Elk River area
Four Seasons which is a pay dock, fish about a two weeks ago only caught a few dinks(old brush in it). - Elk River area
Ponderosa which is a pay dock( no report). - Elk River area
Most of the marinas on the lake will not let you fish unless you have a boat slip rented. Hope this helps.

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I truly appreciate you taking the time to write this!! I know where blue bluff an Indian hills are located. Can you tell me where Ponderosa and Four Seasons are located? I know you said the Elk. Where abouts in the Elk?
thank you again.

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Ok. If you know where Blue Bluff is located Four Seasons is right across the cove to the east. Not across the lake though. Ponderosa is kind of difficult as I have not been there for many years. But it is across the the lake from Blue Bluff.

Again if you know where Blue Bluff is located, when leaving you will come to the four way, turn left in about a mile you will see the turn off to the north to Four Seasons. If you want to go to Ponderosa continue straight after four seasons until you reach the stop sign. Turn left which is North and go maybe 2 to 3 miles. Go past the Casino, them on top of hill past casino turn left now you going west. From there you you will need to look for signs. Not sure of exact location. If I can post a picture I will.


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Bottom left is Blue Bluff, bottom right is Four Seasons, across lake to north is Ponderosa.


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The blue line on the far right is the road you turn left on after casino. The dock is where the red pin/flag is. This place is old, although was told the other day it was still open. Good luck.


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