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As the summer months arrive and the giant mayfly hatches slowly fade into distant memories of late nights, big fish, and massive riseforms, many fly anglers retire their gear for the season. Others embrace the midday warm sunshine and grassy banks to wander the river listening for the clicking of
The Pere Marquette River finally cooled off enough to wet a line. With that horrible heat wave a couple weeks ago it was good to see some cooler less humid temps this last week. River is low and clear, finding Trout looking up near structure and in the shade. Water
In summer, the fly-fisher is unbound by can’t-miss hatches, other than the morning tricos, which are viewed, unfortunately, as not exactly can’t-miss. The choose-your-own-adventure nature of a lazy summer day forces a series of decisions as to what to do, though it doesn’t seem that there is any one right
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The river has cooled off nicely and we are back on the water again. Please keep an eye on water temps throughout the summer if you are practicing catch and release. Thanks for giving the fish a break during the heatwave and I appreciate
Best day ever? – RiverQuest Charters
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Muskegon River Fishing Report – July 14, 2020 – Newaygo, Michigan 
Ajinn with a nice Muskegon river smallmouth bass that he caught on an outing with his father Greg, both from west Michigan.
The Muskegon river fishing report for July 14, 2020
We’ve hit the summer fishing patterns. After a wet spring that postponed some of our fishing trips, as a result of high river flows, the Grand has dropped to around 8 feet in Ada. Clarity is great right now at around 3 feet. Remember, the Grand River is the second
Finally a cooler day – RiverQuest Charters
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Finally, the cool down is here! We’ve been stuck in the heat here in Northern Michigan for almost two weeks and it feels great to take a break.
THE BOARDMAN
The Boardman is still running nice and cool with temps in the morning around 60 degrees and rising to 65