Fishing today presented a real challenge with the wind. At times there were white caps on the river, however Bob and Roger hung in there and landed some nice smallies despite the difficult conditions. Capt. Don Graham ...
John started out fishing sliders this morning with good results, then we switched over to streamers for the rest of the day. Capt. Don Graham...
Yes, it was hot on the water today, but when Gary and I were hooking smallies you just keep drinking lots of water and keep casting streamers. Capt. Don Graham ...
Captain Don and I were rockin' today. And, no, the chairs with the funny bottoms weren't creaking; and no, we didn't lose count of the bass we landed because our synapses are smoked from what some tell us are our advancing years on the planet....
We watched this eagle pick a fish off the Muskegon river today while we were fly fishing for smallies, enjoying the great outdoors. Capt. Don Graham ...
Fishing has been interesting to say the least the past few weeks. With a biomass that might rival a megapolis the MO is hardly ever dull. Fish change feeding habits as often as women change shoes, making a day on the river always exciting. Fishing...
Fresh off a week at the cottage, I was fired up to get back on the river with fellow RiverQuest guide and best bud, Don Graham, so off we went. It proved a gorgeous day with a couple of eagles; an osprey, fish in talons;...
First time fly fishing with streamers, Tom lands his first small mouth bass. Capt. Don Graham ...
Wet flies and small streamers are hands-down leading the count on boated fish right now on the Mo'. Iso nymphs are very active and continue to produce, however adult activity has been hit or miss. Dry fly fishing remains a game of chess as the...
Captain Tom Kuieck and I spent the evening fishing streamers and dry flies, this brown fell to a Isonychia dry. Capt. Don Graham ...