July 8, 2026

Great time for an awesome cause!! Come on out and once again, I can’t thank you enough from the bottom of our hearts for making our 30th year anniversary at the shop possible!!

Without each and everyone of you we wouldn’t exist and the same goes for entities like

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Early July Fishing Report

The hex hatch is winding down on most rivers however the fish are still looking to eat after a steady diet of mayflies that past six weeks. Night time becomes less the target time to get out once July hits with morning’s offering some of the better opportunities to take

July 1, 2026

Hey guys, Happy Fourth of July!! As many of you know, here at BBT we are proud to share the same anniversary as our nation and while this year marks our 250th year as the USA it also marks BBT’s 30th year in business having officially opened our doors to

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Ludington June 30, 2026

Lake Michigan Fishing Report – Ludington

June is coming to a close, and we’re heading into what many anglers consider the prime months of the Lake Michigan season in Ludington. Salmon numbers will continue to build throughout July and August, and offshore fishing for steelhead and coho should really start

Muskegon River June 30 2026

Muskegon River Fishing Report

Water levels on the Muskegon River are holding at normal seasonal levels, and rising water temperatures are starting to shift the bite. Smallmouth bass fishing continues to improve as the water warms, while trout activity has slowed compared to earlier in the season.

If you’re targeting

June 24, 2026

Shop Hours 8am – 6pm Daily

There are still opportunities to join our team….

BBT Fly & Tackle Shop is seeking full and/or Part Time Retail Sales Associates

“It’s the shop environment, spending time with quality like-minded individuals, talking hunting and fishing all day…, quality of life, low pressure

Late June Fishing Report

More bugs on the water recently have the fish looking up more and looking to feed when the mayflies come drifting downstream. It’s like the bugs get bigger and bigger through late May and June and build in density similar to a multi-course dinner at a restaurant and they know

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