A mixed bag of Pinks, Cohos & Chinook Salmon are currently available here in the Upper Peninsula, fish numbers are still largely different from river to river.  Fall colors are also present now, some areas are nearly @ peak while other areas are barely starting to turn.  Look for rivers to rise considerably as some heavy rains are currently happening and some counties are calling for flooding as 3 inches of rain is predicted.

Autumn-the best time, just too damn short!!

Pacific Salmon numbers have been increasing across the Upper Peninsula as some good rains and cold nights have rivers in good shape for this Fall.  Currently fish numbers vary largely from river to river as different areas of the U.P. have been getting more rain than others.  Fall is such a great time, a time to fish a variety of techniques that can produce some beautiful fish.

Ho Ho Ho!

Finally some relief from the heat as  large cold front has travelled across the Upper Peninsula.  The past week water temps warmed once again & some tougher fishing occurred.  Resident Trout fishing provided some good fishing as Brook Trout were looking up in the low light hours.  Low numbers of Chinook & Pink Salmon are present on the St. Marys River-low light conditions have also been best as afternoons have had high sunshine.  Even a magnum Walleye decided to visit the net this week!

Cold mornings-feels fishy!