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As July comes to a close and we move into August I’m reminded how much I enjoy fishing this time of year. Our shop gets pretty busy in July and things seem to slow down just enough for us to relax a little and enjoy one of the last
Interesting article about one of the most interestesting and knowledgable stewards of the Au Sable – our friend, Josh Greenberg. https://midwesterngentleman.com/stories/gates-au-sable-lodge/
I’ve been in work pants instead of wading pants, but I’ve had almost as much fun roaming the lodge grounds finding risers as I would fishing to them. I mean, it’s tricos. It’s never easy.
There are a few spectacle-level hatches on the Au Sable. A blanket hendrickson emergence. Bouncing
After some heavy rain last weekend our local rivers came up significantly but have dropped again and are close to average flows/heights for this time of year. The clarity is still running with a bit of a stain to them but are more than fishable, for now – if the
Pere Marquette River Fishing Report – July 28, 2021 – Baldwin, Michigan
John came to west MI for a friends wedding and ended up catching his first Pere Marquette river Brown trout as well!
The Pere Marquette river fishing report for July 28, 2021 in the Baldwin, Michigan area is
Muskegon River Fishing Report – July 25, 2021 – Newaygo, Michigan
Greg with a nice Muskegon river Smallmouth Bass from our recent trip.
The Muskegon river fishing report for July 25, 2021 in the Newaygo, Michigan area is focused on the heart of our summer season for warm water species
Mousing for Big Brown Trout
It’s the middle of July and the majority of our hatches are complete. The terrestrial fishing is heating up, our weather is shifting to more humid and warmer days/nights, and the larger fish in our rivers still prefer to hunt at night. Night fishing
Summer Bass—Hot – RiverQuest Charters
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Summer Time!
Friend and long time customer Paul dusted off his fly casting stroke on an perfect Chamber of Commerce day on Michigan’s Muskegon River with me today. A few tips here and there, and he was into great fun tossing top water poppers for smallmouth bass, which
It’s difficult for me to remember a better week of July fishing. It’s just…everywhere I turn there’s a good fish story. First, there have been these moths. They start flitting around at 1 or 2 pm, and are good all afternoon. It’s crazy. It’s like our cicada. As my friend