Participants Needed For Angler Survey on Au Sable & Manistee Rivers
We will be conducting another survey of fishing results on these two streams from April 15th to November 1st Participants must have an All Species fishing license and agree to […]
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Fly Fishing Shows This Winter
Cam and I spent last weekend at the New Jersey Fly Fishing Expo. Had a great time seeing a lot of our old clients and friends from that region. This […]
Atlantic Salmon On The Au Sable!
After record warm weather in September and October it’s finally starting to feel like November in Northern Michigan. The early portion of our Atlantic run was really slowed by warm […]
No Bobbers, No Lead, No Bait, No Beads – Fly Fishing
Had a great time with Greg and Joe this week fishing the Au Sable River for Atlantic Salmon. Numbers continue to grow as weather has finally turned to more normal […]
Streamer Time Is Here For Big Brown Trout
Finally starting to feel like Fall around NE Michigan! Record warm weather for September and first half of October. Late October, November and December is not a numbers game for […]
We Got Hunting Dogs
When it comes to bird hunting dogs we got them! Mystic is English Setter and Honey is Lab are the two stars now for pointing grouse/woodcock and duck hunting. Both […]
Betsie River Kings In NW Michigan.
Cam and I had a good six weeks staying over on Platte Lake this September and early October doing guided trips for King Salmon. Season started a bit late with […]
Ideal Time For Smallies & Current Report
Typically this is salmon time for me in Northwest Michigan and guiding for river Kings. Current heat wave has that on hold until we get a change of weather and […]
Good Summer For Hoppers On The Au Sable!
Been a strange weather pattern this summer here in Northern Michigan. We started out so incredibly dry but now the drought is sure over! Lots of water in all our […]
It’s That Time Of Summer For Smallmouth Bass!
We are into the hot part of the Summer now here in Northern Michigan and the ideal to chase Smallmouth Bass! Many of our rivers flow into lakes or ponds […]