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Some winter weeks come and go: a few trout caught, a few trails skied, a few Netflix miniseries watched. Other weeks are better. This past one was better. A big front pushed through, the forecasts oscillating between all rain and ten inches of snow. We ended up somewhere in the
We have a restaurant that just sits here all winter…we thought we might as well use it. Plus, eating Clif bars all day gets old. We’ll be open most every weekend for Friday and Saturday dinners, and Saturday and Sunday breakfasts. We will try to keep you updated on what
Muskegon River Fishing Report – January 8, 2019 – Newaygo, Michigan
I’ve been tying a few “bugs” that aren’t meant to be fished in this part of the country, so I’ll have to go to where I can !
The Muskegon river in the Newaygo, Michigan area has been
Happy New Year !!! Hope everyone had a great Holiday Season with there families and friends. I know I enjoyed getting out on the water with good friends and family. Hard to believe another year has passed and I’m going into my 22 year as a Full Time Fishing Guide
We are finally winding down from the holidays, and reflecting on the past year. What a blast! Fishing was spectacular, and we hope the same holds true for 2019. We had the privilege of meeting some awesome new people, and fishing with old friends. It was a great year, both
Well, I doubt anyone is excited about the rain we’re getting today but if there is a chance it will bring some fresh fish into our rivers, I’ll put up with it.
Despite some cold weather this weekend, a friend of mine and I made it out to the Manistee
January 7, 2019
in Newsletters by Steve Kuieck Where’s Winter
Where’s winter? That’s the question many of us here in western Michigan are asking. As of this writing on January 7, we have no snow—zip! Perhaps a few folks want to chase away the sunshine and above normal
In west Michigan it sure looks like you shouldn’t have put your boat away in winter storage. The warmer than average temps have made the lakes essentially ice free and those that have it, you shouldn’t attempt to go on. Which leads to the question, where in Michigan do you
This fall the fish were definitely being picky. The limited number of fish and the amount of fishing pressure meant that the usual attractor flies weren’t always working. A couple things often help in this scenario. One thing that often works is to fish natural patterns with limited flash. Another
A great hour spent with Marvin Cash of the ArticulateFly.com, talking about Nexus/Selectivity and the creative life!,,,here is the link! hope you enjoy it!
https://www.thearticulatefly.com/podcast/taf8?fbclid=IwAR3tceUrgoLUfih-oRcSpCTVJxnIKr8jhSaI1ECwBxhORr-lHvYyxppKpRc
