Good bye snow – hello Steelhead
It seems that as quick as our snow has disappeared, our steelhead fly fishing has improved at the same rate! Honestly, this comes as a
It seems that as quick as our snow has disappeared, our steelhead fly fishing has improved at the same rate! Honestly, this comes as a
Issues of “Chumming” and over harvest of steelhead have been hot topics on our beloved river systems of the Pere Marquette, Manistee, and Muskegon River
Captain Don Graham of RiverQuest Charters conducted a clinic on how to hook and land steelhead with indicators today on the Muskegon River. Guide and
The old saying “I’d rather be lucky than good” was quite fitting today. No, not because of the fishing prowess of today’s clients, quite the
Summer like conditions are becoming our latest complaint. While we welcome the beautiful weather, it is far from traditional spring conditions. Low, ultra-clear conditions are
Conditions on the river are ideal for two-handed rod on the Mo’. The majority of fish have spawned and most are now in the process
First time fishing with Katie Ferner—Orvis Royal Oak fly fishing manager. Swinging flies was something new to Katie with the two-hander. After a lengthy explanation
Great way to start the week—good fishing and some great new friends. Really, what more could you ask for? Pictured is Brad with a terrific
Go figure: no snow, no sleet, no gale force winds! Can this be the Muskegon River? Ah, yes, indeed it was, replete with bluebird skies;
Great finish for the McKay group today! While the weather certainly didn’t through us any favors, solid steelhead fishing made up for our short comings.