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Muskegon River Fishing Report – July 14, 2020 – Newaygo, Michigan 
Ajinn with a nice Muskegon river smallmouth bass that he caught on an outing with his father Greg, both from west Michigan.
The Muskegon river fishing report for July 14, 2020
We’ve hit the summer fishing patterns. After a wet spring that postponed some of our fishing trips, as a result of high river flows, the Grand has dropped to around 8 feet in Ada. Clarity is great right now at around 3 feet. Remember, the Grand River is the second
The recent deep heat the region experienced for the last 10 days has finally let up, at least for now. I am happy to report that some cooler evenings and cloud cover has helped the local rivers drop into the low to mid-60’s making trout fishing an option again. I
It has been unavoidably hot.
We’ve been spared the worst by the “cold” nights and the cool mornings, and the morning fishing has been quite good, with heavy hatches of tricos and BWOs, and rising fish until about 9 or 10 am. At dark, the bugs return to the water
Muskegon River Fishing Report – July 8, 2020 – Newaygo, Michigan 
Greg, from SE Michigan holds a VERY chunky Muskegon river Smallmouth Bass from our recent outing.
The Muskegon river fishing report for July 8, 2020 for the Newaygo, Michigan area is
Hope everyone is doing well and enjoyed there Holiday weekend. The Pere Marquette River is warming up quickly. Please check water temperature’s before attempting to fish. The lower you go in the system the warmer it can be. The upper stretches are now reaching the mid sixties even in the
2020 Upland and Waterfowl Guide Trips – Book Now!
I know that it’s almost July, but the Fall hunting season is less than 90 days away! We have already started booking upland and waterfowl trips so don’t miss the opportunity to chase the King of Gamebirds
And just like that hex camp was over. Many people look forward to November 15th each year for a pilgrimage up-north for deer camp. We, on the other hand, have looked forward to the end of June and have begun to create memories that will be passed down to grandkids
It’s hot just about everywhere right now. This isn’t the same terrible heat we had a few years ago, but it’s hot enough to disrupt the daytime fishing and hot enough to make much of the lower river bad for the trout (though the Au Sable has enough cold water
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I would like to thank everyone that has been keeping me busy guiding. Unfortunately, this heat wave has caused me to cancel some trips because of the high water temps and stress put on the trout