“Steelhead weather” was the phrase of the day–snow, sleet, and a little rain made for a damp morning. Conditions such as these normally equate to
I would really love to say a few choice words regarding my feelings towards the 8am temperature of -3 degrees this morning, but at this
If it were January, today still would’ve been a cold wintry day! Doug and his son Patrick, toughed out the conditions and were rewarded with
Chad and Brent joined me on the Muskegon river yesterday and today for some cold water therapy, and yes, it was cold. Even with the
Long-time guest and friend Dean and his son Mason joined me today to try their hands at some upstream steelhead. While fishing upstream wasn’t anything
It doesn’t always work out the way you want, but today was a Godsend…John had set up a fishing date for his b-day and invited
It didn’t take too long for holden to get back into the groove One of the “warmer” steelhead caught via Allen Brothers https://ift.tt/1g8kdwZ
As some you who fly fish with us at RiverQuest Charters or who follow our Fishing Reports or the RiverQuest/Muskegon River Lodge Newsletter, RiverQuest guide
The Willets were back for their annual family spring steelhead outing. Conditions certainly were different than past years with our late arrival of Spring. However,
Dealing with low & clear winter like waters on the Mo’ is nothing out of the ordinary during January or early February, but mid March?
