Guiding me today with the very latest steelhead news and notes was Captain Don Graham, who graciously spread the love among his fellow RiverQuest guides. As is so often the case, his suggestions were spot on, and my guys, Mark and Dave, reaped the benefits. ...
Tom w/ a real Hog! ; A well placed fly brought Mike this nice fish Jay Allen, guide...
Tom and John joined me for a day of steelhead fishing on the Muskegon river, with good weather, falling water levels, fish in the boat and mink along the river bank added to our enjoyment of a great day on the river. Thanks Tom and...
Dave and I wrapped things up today with the Hamlin group. While fishing continues to be solid, the steelhead were a little more shy of the net today than in the past few days. The river flow took a big drop today and certainly could...
Ice in the guides and fighting a steelhead, what a great way to start the day on the Muskegon river, and Dick coulden't be happier with the action today. Capt. Don Graham...
The Hamlin group is with Capt. Dave and I for a couple days and things got started for them in grand style. While the waters levels continue to run big and off color, steelhead and trout are plentiful. Water temperatures are around 50 degrees and...
Lots of steelhead in the river, and Mary and husband Jim got to know a bunch of them today. Flow continues high but began to slow drop and clear in the afternoon. Best flies today were clown eggs, sparkle stones, and buggers. Mary is one...
I had the privilege to fish with Craig and Sammy on the Muskegon river today for steelhead, thanks guys, for a very enjoyable day on the water. Capt. Don Graham...
Great day today shared with Dr. Scott Burgess and his brother Jeff. Yesterday's rain brought the river back up a considerable amount though clarity remains about the same. Fishing is quite good despite the flow, but you'ed better know their zip code. Pictured is Dr....
With the last of the crazy weather behind us, we head towards the end of March with a serious tan that most summer vacationers would envy. Steelhead fishing has moved shallow with most of winter fish hitting the gravel. Spring fish in the dark water...