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The Pere Marquette finally received some water last weekend. With some nasty weather on Sunday of heavy rain, and snow through Wednesday. By Monday, the river was high with good color to it. It’s now dropping and starting to clear. You can find fish scattered throughout the whole river system
Blue Bird day – RiverQuest Charters
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(Rod with a gorgeous Muskegon River Brown Trout)
Here’s Rod with the Northview Fly Fishing Club of Grand Rapids, MI with an absolutely gorgeous native Muskegon river brown trout.
(Tale of the Tape)
The new 15″ minimum Brown Trout regulations have been in place on the Muskegon river the past
78 years young
Tony and his daughter Kristen joined me the last two days to swing flies on the Muskegon River. I’ve fished with Tony a number of times over the years and each have been memorable. Certainly some years have featured numbers of steelhead, big fish, or tough weather.
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Every year, you’re going to catch your last trout of the season. It
As Brian and I set out yesterday to find some Steelhead down on the Manistee we both remarked at how wild this year has been and how fast winter is approaching. Then we decided not to dwell on things too much and just go fishing…
Steelhead fishing the
Well, we didn’t call it Baldwin “Bait & Tackle” for no reason I guess, but if you’d have asked me a month ago if I’d ever be running more than just flies or pitching a little hardware on my guide trips I most likely would have answered probably not…
The
(Ted with a crystal chrome steelhead)
The tug is the drug and nothing feels better than that first pull from a fall steelhead from the Muskegon river. And no one knows better than my good friend Ted from Chicago with an absolute crystal chrome beauty from the Muskegon. Great job
