Winter trout fishing is right on schedule. Resident fish are beginning to set up in their winter haunts. RQ guide Jay Allen has been having
This is not typical fall by any means. Certainly one shouldn’t complain too loudly at these beautiful 75 degree days, but really these conditions are
Brothers, Don and Chuck, spent the day stripping streamers until the evening hatch. That didn’t happen until very late. Don got the bragging rites with
Scott and his wife Collette joined for a me for a couple days of summer fly fishing. Friday’s dry fly fishing was bless with consistent
Gosh, its really hard to believe how much time has past since we took the old RQ site offline in order to freshen things up!
The fishing continues to impress. Clarity is improving daily and the river is level is retreating slowly. There are still good numbers of steelhead in
The common theme this time of year on the Mo’ is “dime bright hens & double striped bucks,” however it never ceases to amaze me
Thought of the 16th century poet, John Donne, and these the opening lines to his iconic poem of the same title when— after searching and
Good friend and first time fly fisher Lynn just kept repeating this phrase over and over again as she and her husband Steve marveled at
Dad Don and son Tony spent the day chasing Chinook salmon with the fly rods today. After a big evening in the Muskegon River Lodge
