(Bert’s 18 Pound 32-Inch Muskegon River Steelhead)

Here’s Bert from Rodney, MI holding what can only be described as a very big Muskegon River steelhead!  Fall steelhead fight incredibly hard, don’t get me wrong, but the sheer power Bert’s steelhead had from the very first take to net was absolutely insane!

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(Luke’s incredible Muskegon River brown trout)

Please meet my new friend, Luke from Chicago holding his absolutely incredible naturally reproduced Muskegon River brown trout!

(Tale of the Tape!)

Luke never fly fished before and wanted to learn fly fishing for fresh water big game fish and learn he did bringing

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(Steve’s Wall-Hanger Muskegon River Steelhead)

Here’s Steve and his Dad from Ada, MI celebrating in style with this Wall-Hanger Muskegon River steelhead.

(Let-em Go! Let-em Grow!!)

Despite the low clear water steelhead continue to enter the upper reaches of the Muskegon.  Rain and colder weather in the forecast will only

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(Ed with a beautiful crystal chrome Musksegon River steelhead)

Here’s Ed from Hillsdale, MI with an absolutely gorgeous crystal chrome Muskegon River steelhead!

(Let them Go! Let them Grow!)

Despite the low clear water steelhead continue to enter the upper reaches of the Muskegon.  Rain and colder weather in the

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(Bob’s Muskegon River Brown Ttrout)

Here’s Bob from Chicago with a beautiful Muskegon river brown trout sporting its gorgeous fall colors!

(Muskegon River Brown Trout)

Ever since the Michigan DNR increased the keep size to 15-inches years ago on the upper stretches of the Muskegon the brown tour population

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(Ted with a beautiful Muskegon River steelhead)

Here’s my great friend Ted from Chicago with what I think is a Skamania (summer run steelhead) steelhead.  Notice the long slender 30-inch body just as Skamania steelhead  are known for.  Also notice no adipose fin so this steelhead was a planted steelhead

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(Bert with a beautiful football size brown trout)

Here’s Bert from Rodney, MI with a beautiful double football size Muskegon river brown trout.

(Tale of the Tape)

The brown trout activity in and around the salmon beds has been and continues to be absolutely incredible this fall.

(Let them Go!

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(Nick with a crystal chrome fall steelhead)

Here’s my great friend Nick from Chicago with a picture perfect crystal chrome fall steelhead from the Muskegon River.  Congrats Nick!

(Tale of the Tape!)

When this steelhead struck Nick’s fly it was like a lightning strike through the fly rod.  The steelhead

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