It’s been a dry fall season but recent rains brought river levels up to a reasonable level to bring in a new batch of Steelhead. This was a much needed water event as we have been under terribly low water for quite some time. It really felt great to see new arrival fish in the streams, some very high quality Steelhead have been landed as of recently which have been full of energy.
Looking forward to another rainfall to get more fish moving hopefully, a bit cooler temps on the long term forecast but still warmer than average. Plenty of great fishing ahead of us, thank you to all our recent guests and great job!

Starting to feel & look like late fall here across the Upper Peninsula, not many leaves left on the trees in most areas and most mornings are on the brisk end of things. Water levels continue to be on the low side as we are in dire need of some substantial rainfall. Rivers are the lowest I can possibly remember which has impacted a few fisheries.

A variety of species have been available; Steelhead, King Salmon and Coho have been the primary target recently but the resident Trout fishing has also been pretty productive. Steelhead numbers vary widely & if we ever receive some rain their numbers will increase drastically.

Some great fish to the net recently, congrats to our guests on some remarkable work! Dates are available for late fall/winter fishing, contact us to reserve a day.