RABER AND LIME ISLAND

Region: Les Cheneaux Islands, Drummond Island & the St. Mary's River

Big freighters pass right by Lime Island.

Raber, once home to a huge sawmill, is a now a tiny place, just a public dock, some houses, a summer-only motel, some resorts, and a small store-gas station-laundromat. Raber today is best known for the Raber Bay Bar & Grill, a very popular bar and restaurant, and for fishing in Raber Bay, especially for herring beginning around July 4, for smelt whenever they happen to run in summer, and for walleye in winter and at ice-out.
Three and a half miles offshore from the Raber dock, closer to St. Joseph Island in Canada, is mile-long Lime Island, for decades a fueling station for ships, now an inviting destination for boaters.

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