The past three days I’ve shared the water with longtime guests and friends Rusty & Boyd. This trip was packed with every feeling a steelhead
Blaine and son Connor spent the day fly fishing for steelhead on the Muskegon river, it was the first time for both of them. Connor
Work the runs and work them slow. Fishing remains different for late March but Steve and Tom kept their heads in the game today and
Lamont landed this great steelhead that put up a great fight. This was Lamont’s’ first steelhead on the fly rod. Capt. Don Graham
I had the pleasure of fishing with Lewis and Lamont today for their first of three days with us. Despite the continued effort required for
Fishing has been tough but a slow methodical presentation has been catching fish. Fishing the runs that you are confident hold fish is key. Patterns
It’s amazing what a day on the Muskegon river steelhead fishing will do for the winter blues. Capt. Don Graham
a good drift coupled with patience produced this beauty Browns are ALWAYS welcome Ed caught this fish on 4x and a 5wt fishing
“Anything easy aint worth a damn!” ~Woody Hayes That great quote pretty much sums up the trip for the first spring crew from MRO. Brutal
The first spring group from MRO certainly couldn’t have landed more lousy weather than they have. However, as it goes with steelhead fisherman in general,
