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(Ted with a beautiful Muskegon River fall steelhead)
Here’s Ted and his daughter Sarah from Chicago with a picture perfect Muskegon River fall steelhead.
With record numbers of salmon continuing to enter the river system the fall steelhead are not to far away in and around
(Pete with a World Class Muskegon River Brown Trout!)
Please meet my new friend Pete from Maryland with an absolutely stunning naturally produced Muskegon river brown trout!
(Pete’s amazing Muskegon River Brown Trout)
Here’s another look at Pete’s amazing Muskegon river brown trout hooked among active spawning salmon.
Ever since
Here’s Bob from Madison, WI with a beautiful Muskegon river fall steelhead.
With record numbers of salmon continuing to enter the river system the fall steelhead are not to far away in and around the salmon beds gorging on dislodged salmon
(Bert with a beautiful Muskegon River Brown Trout)
Here’s Bert from Rodney, MI with a beautiful naturally reproduced (adipose fin intact) Muskegon river brown trout sporting its amazing fall colors!
Ever since the Michigan DNR raised the keep level on brown trout to 15-inches on the
(John’s Gorgeous Muskegon River Fall Steelhead)
Here’s my great friend John from Chicago with an absolutely beautiful Muskegon river silver bullet!
(Muskegon River Fall Steelhead)
Fall steelhead are starting to reach the upper portions of the Muskegon river as the peak of the salmon run is in full swing. With
It all starts with young juvenile steelhead 1.5 to 2 years old, 15 to 20-inch long, better known as Skippers. These young steelhead enter the river system first in front of the adult steelhead. The significance of the Skippers showing up is it’s the pre-curser to
What A Summer It Has Been… So Much To Report!!!
Yes… It has been a bit since the last, and to be honest, my old computer got a virus, or whatever they are, and more or less killed the older unit, which I had owned for almost as long as
Just before winter, fall shoots a last blast of energy. It’s in the brown trout gearing up to spawn (and some are starting to do that), the wild orange brook trout, the angles of ducks in the sky, the sneaky deer hunters, the dainty gray-looking BWOs, the wild, torn skies
