Smallmouth is still going strong and kings are slowly showing up.
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Summer Patterns
The Grand River is in great fishing condition after we received the much needed rain earlier this month and flows returned to their normal summertime levels. Here’s the latest from the frontlines.
Continue readingOn The Hunt
The Grand River has been fishing pretty steady lately. There are some periods of lulls but we continue to bring fish to net.
Continue readingLow & Below
Right now the Grand River is running lower and colder than normal. Here’s the latest from the Grand River and its tributaries.
Continue readingCold Weather, Solid Bites
It’s been a crazy month of April. The Grand and its tributaries are in excellent shape for smallmouth. Here’s the latest from the frontlines.
Continue readingSwitching Gears To Smallmouth
The Grand River is currently blown out and running at 21,000 cfs. It will a few weeks for it to come back down to more fishable levels. With that said, we have switched gears to smallmouth on the Grand’s tributaries where the water is in much better shape.
If you’re new to fly fishing or want to learn about it, Orvis-Grand Rapids will be having a Fly Fishing 101 class on April 29th. For more information on this event and others, click the button below for their calendar of events.
With the warmer week ahead, water temps will warm up, which should be good for the pre-spawn bite. This is our favorite time of year to fish for smallmouth. We tend to more consistently bring larger fish to net. Give us a call or contact us to get on our calendar for before the pre-spawn ends.
Upcoming Orvis Events
Steelhead On The March
Steelhead are slowly on the march and fishing will only improve as we move through March and on into April.
Continue readingWill The Spring Run Be Early?
It seems like this winter has been anything but this year. Above normal temperatures and below normal snowpack could mean the spring run may start early.
Continue readingLow & Clear Conditions Continue
Fishing conditions are low and clear. This allows fish to be more pattern-able and more consistent on where they will be sitting.
Continue readingSteelhead Are On The Move
It seems like we went from summer to winter this past week. That’s good news as the steelhead are now entering the systems we fish. Here’s the latest from the frontlines on the Grand River.
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