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The spring steelhead run on the Muskegon River continues to build. Fish are holding in dark water, though some are now scouting spawning areas. Long time
The spring steelhead run on the Muskegon River continues to build. Fish are holding in dark water, though some are now scouting spawning areas. Long time
20 years of trips to the Muskegon and no two really alike. As I fished with Richard today we reminisced about all the different experiences
Avid hunter and “Panther Marten” fished-upstream-for-trout guy, Mike, has landed steelhead on Big Blue but has never fished them in a river. Today, though, on
Sunny skies and moderate temperatures provided the backdrop for a beautiful day on the Muskegon River. The steelhead continue to be pretty fickle as the
Sigh of relief! A much improved morning bite brought smiles to both Jamie and Bill. Happy clients = happy guide! Pictured is Jamie with the
Some days you knock it out of the park and some days you’re just happy with a base hit. Well, today was one of the
The trip home was calling and a short day on the water was all that time would allow. Making it count with the time you
Most ladies would have rather spent a cold rainy Saturday at the mall—not these ladies! Yes, the weather wasn’t the most pleasant, but these ladies
Steelhead fishing continues to be good on the Muskegon River. Some days you just need to work a little harder for your successes than others—today
We RiverQuest guides continue impressed with the quality and number of steelhead in the Muskegon River for this stage of the spring run. Today, Captain