Gateway to Michigan's finest fly-fishing
It all starts with young juvenile steelhead 1.5 to 2 years old, 15 to 20-inch long, better known as Skippers. These young steelhead enter the river system first in front of the adult steelhead. The significance of the Skippers showing up is it’s the pre-curser to
What A Summer It Has Been… So Much To Report!!!
Yes… It has been a bit since the last, and to be honest, my old computer got a virus, or whatever they are, and more or less killed the older unit, which I had owned for almost as long as
Just before winter, fall shoots a last blast of energy. It’s in the brown trout gearing up to spawn (and some are starting to do that), the wild orange brook trout, the angles of ducks in the sky, the sneaky deer hunters, the dainty gray-looking BWOs, the wild, torn skies
(Greg with a beautiful Muskegon River Fall Steelhead)
Greg from Big Rapids Michigan with a beautiful chromed out fall steelhead from the Muskegon river.
With all the numbers of fresh king salmon making their way up the river system is opening the flood gates of several
(Ed’s Beautiful Muskegon River Brown Trout)
Here’s Ed from Hillsdale, Michigan with a beautiful Muskegon river naturally produced brown trout.
(Gary with an awesome 19-inch Muskegon River Rainbow Trout)
Here’s Gary from Sparta, Michigan with an awesome 19-inch Muskegon river rainbow trout.
(Ed’s Natural Muskegon River Brown Trout)
With all
(Calvin’s Massive Muskegon River King Salmon)
Here’s Calvin from Madison, WI with an absolute brute of a Muskegon River king salmon!
Fresh king salmon continue to enter the river system despite the late start due to low water and excessive heat. So good to report I
