Once Bit, Twice Shy!

Doug holding an awesome Muskegon river fall steelhead. Once bit twice shy.  This chromer struck 5 feet behind the boat catching Doug off guard.  Never underestimate the aggressive nature of these fall steelhead.  More times then not; if you miss the first strike, work the same area on your second cast.  Fall steelhead are known… Continue Reading

Fall Chrome

Steve holding a very chrome Muskegon river fall steelhead. Salmon numbers are still present although the run seems to be on the decline.  More steelhead are moving up the river system from the lower stretches.  This much needed rain in the forecast will help bring even more steelhead up. post by: Jon Fortuna Continue Reading

Steelhead Amoung The Kings

Paul holding a nice steelhead that took an egg pattern. Water levels remain low & clear.  Steelhead activity seems best in low light conditions.  Look for some relief in the form of rain in the coming days.  Any sizable push of water at this point will have a very positive effect bringing more steelhead up… Continue Reading

Chrome Sunrise On The Muskegon!

Ryan’s Fall 2015 Muskegon river Silver Bullets. As an admitted steelhead addict and resident Muskegon river fishing guide few things give me more joy then helping a young future fly guy catching his first fall Muskegon river steelhead on a fly rod. Meet Ryan from Colorado finding out first hand what it’s all about here on the Muskegon… Continue Reading

One Big Mother!

It was a true pleasure to guide my friend Eric from Hillsdale, MI on a beautiful fall day chasing king salmon on the Muskegon. Salmon numbers are starting to increase.  Fresh pockets of salmon exist throughout the river system.  Water temps are on the decline pushing 60 degrees.  The only missing link right now is… Continue Reading

Father & Son Fly Fishing The MO

Neil pictured top with a nice Muskegon river salmon and really nice 20″ rainbow trout along with his son Derrick with a nice salmon from the Muskegon river on a beautiful fall day. Even though our landing percentage didn’t represent, the number of battles we had with kings today did.  It never stops to amaze… Continue Reading