August 27th, 2010
As August is quickly fading into September some new opportunities are beginning to show their familiar faces. Â Limited numbers of Steelhead, Chinook and Pink Salmon are around, but fishing success has been fairly inconsistent as of right now as fish numbers are small. Â Nonetheless it is very rewarding to feel the tug of something substantial on the other end of the line! Â Look for Salmon numbers to increase once water temps decline.




Fall-it’s on it’s way!
August 11th, 2010
Continued hot weather here in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has kept water temps up & Resident Trout/Atlantic Salmon lethargic. Â Lake Superior is 10 degrees above average for this time of the year, forecast is looking a little more favorable for a cool down over the next 10 days. Â This past week a few warm water species found their way into the net as well as some familiar faces.




C’mon cold mornings!
August 3rd, 2010
Water temps continue to stay a bit too warm with the high air temps we have been receiving here in the U.P., Atlantic Salmon are very moody with the warm water. Â Ample rainfall this mid Summer has kept our Trout streams very full of water which is a big blessing with all this extreme hot weather that is not normal for the Upper Peninsula.




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