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Things are still out of whack! Very specific hatches (there are still some drake and sulphurs around in certain areas), hexes two weeks early and now warm water. Please check water temps prior to fishing the hex
The heat from this past week has put a mild damper on an otherwise great time of year…but the water temperatures are going to be just fine over the next ten days. The Au Sable and Manistee are primarily spring-fed, and so they want to be about fifty degrees. One
Muskegon River Fishing Report – June 8, 2021 – Newaygo, Michigan
Bruce came up from Indianapolis with his brother Brian for a couple days out of the office….and got a GREAT Muskegon river smallmouth bass one of those days.
The Muskegon river fishing report for June 8, 2021 in the
The past week in Michigans Upper Peninsula has been on fire! For the dry fly enthusiast this is what we wait for! The hatches going on right now as I type are brown drakes, olives, sulphurs, stones and caddis. We are dealing with low water conditions and heat as we
Hope everyone enjoyed the Holiday! Let us not forget those who have fought for our Country and paid the ultimate sacrifice so we could live free and do such wonderful things like Fly Fishing. Also thanks to all the Veteran’s who have served, and those men and women who are
PB & Trout Spey – RiverQuest Charters
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It is a sad state of affairs we are currently in. Everyone is taking sides, to vaccinate/or not, mask/no mask, Democrat/Republican, Fly/Bait. I hate to encourage you to do so, but I am going to ask you to take a stand on another issue that is even closer to my
The Old Au Sable Fly Shop Fishing Report
It’s been a wild ride this Spring. Temperatures have burst into extreme highs and have, in short lived blasts, plunged quickly into low depths. It’s been confounding, successful, and frustrating.
I knotted on a brown drake and caught the first fish on