Grand River Fishing Reports
Switch Up Your Technique
We continue to battle low water in area rivers but don't let that stop you from getting out, it hasn't us. You'll just need to switch up your techniques in these conditions to be successful.
If you're going to target smallmouth pay close attention to the what's going on in the river. It's that time of year when you need to. They're starting to move from their summer to their winter spots and being less spread out to more congregated. Where you find the baitfish, you'll find the smallmouth. Lately, that seems to be along and around weedlines. With the low water, they spook easily. Topwater continues to be the ticket. To keep the spook level low, use poppers in size #4 and #6 with longer leaders on 9' 6wts.
If you going after salmon, trout or steelhead, with the low, clear, water you'll want to use indicator rigs. Longer leaders, with AB/BB spilt shot will help you drift through the run and into the pocket water more easily. Eggs, nymphs and stoneflies, in various sizes, have all been working well.
Fall is great time be outside, especially with this warm weather. The shop is loaded with all the gear you need and between all our guides, we still have some salmon, steelhead and smallmouth dates available so swing on in or give us a call.
Salmon Are On The Move
Fall Flux
Continue to fish for bass and save a trout....
Save A Trout, Fish For Bass
Dry's and Swim Flies
Time To Play The Game
Full Throttle
Game On
Area Rivers Are Still Cold
Warmer Weather Inbound
December Warm Up
Winter Is Here... Early
Dog Days Of Summer
The Heat Is On
The Smallmouth Action Is Heating Up
Time To Play The Game
Spring Is Here And So Are The……
Grand River Fishing Report
Warmer Than Normal
Out With The Old, In With The New
Fall Transitions
Summer Patterns
On The Hunt
Low & Below
