What A Difference A Week Makes
A week ago the Au Sable River was flooded throughout the entire system. Water temps were very cold and much of backwaters in lower river were full of ice. Now […]
Tag: Atlantic
Atlantic Salmon Continue On The Au Sable River
Atlantic Salmon continue to move into river from Lake Huron. The major spawning period is over now and it happened in early November this year. Its an ideal setup now […]
November Weather Is Finally Here Along With Steelhead
After mild start to November Steelhead weather is finally here! The lower river is in the upper 40’s but starting to fall which is a good thing. Water levels remain […]
November Is Here – One My Favorite Months
This is just a great time of the year to fish the Au Sable River and Northern Michigan! Such a mild start to November but looks like we getting back […]
Our Fall season is in full swing now on the Au Sable River
Been loving this true Fall weather of late and ideal for the fishing! Cool and wet of late but pretty low volume of rain. The Au Sable has gotten nice […]
Atlantic Salmon Time Is Here!
Been so looking forward to October all year and chasing Atlantic Salmon in lower Au Sable River! Turned into one of my favorites to fish and guide!! Been fish around […]
Salmon Season Is Coming – Kings, Atlantics & Coho
Our plans for the upcoming Salmon season are finally all set. We are booking guided float trips for both NW and NE Michigan from late August thru December. Kings come first […]
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 […]
Au Sable River Steelhead Report
Its been a different kind of Spring here in Northern Michigan! When I came back from Arkansas in late March all snow/ice was gone along with all the run off. […]