Pere Marquette River Lodge Video Explains Fly Fishing on the PM
April 5th, 2013 | Posted by in Instruction | Movies | Pere Marquette River (Comments Off)Pre-Spring Conditions on the Pere Marquette River
March 12th, 2013 | Posted by in PM Reports (Comments Off)A lot of boats and wading anglers were out in the morning this Saturday on the Pere Marquette, but not a lot of reports of steelhead brought to the boat. Surface water temperature was 39 degrees by noon in the upper river.
This 15″ brown trout took a small stonefly.
Want a custom drift boat with cell phone charger outlets and low lighting in the cockpit for fishing at night? Here you go. With honeycomb construction throughout the whole boat, it makes it lighter, stronger and more agile than the fiberglass counter parts. The hull is designed around Michigan rivers.
Stealthcraft 16′ SuperFly Drift Boat
You can check them out in Baldwin, Michigan and on their website stealthcraftboats.com. Here is a video about the features of their 16′ SuperFly model.
Ted Borgeld is an artist with a passion for fish. He lives on a small vineyard near Pentwater Michigan and works magic with white cedar carving out fish from Michigan Grayling, to Sturgeon, to Permit. He applies his skills to creating pedestals, wall hanging carvings, as well as three dimensional scenes like the ones below. You can get in touch with him to commission your own catch, or purchase one of his masterpieces through his website graperidgecarvings.com.
“Hodenpyle Browns”
“A Fine Pair”
“Pine Root Pair”
Finally a winter fly fishing movie of the Muskegon River. Riverquest Charters sponsors the hook ups for this jazzy piece.
This is a very well shot and informative video by Andy Maser featuring Kevin Feenstra. It’s really nice to see the initiative from the Michigan DNR and Consumers Energy working for the benefit of the fish habitat.
Early Stoneflies are Hatching
February 19th, 2013 | Posted by in Flies | White River Reports (Comments Off)It looks like the groundhog was right on an early spring. On the White River today there were small stoneflies galore. Trout and steelhead are surely eating them, but not so visible now with the charging river flows in West Michigan. Once the rivers calm a bit, I’m sure it’s the fly to use.
One of the first flies of the year to hatch.
Winter Swinging Techniques with a Switch or Spey Rod
February 16th, 2013 | Posted by in Instruction | Spey (Comments Off)
Grand Rapids White Water Dam Removal Concept
January 29th, 2013 | Posted by in Movies (Comments Off)
