Muskegon River The Muskegon river near Newaygo, MI is running below average flows for the end of March, but slowly coming into shape as the spring steelhead run is in full swing. After many weeks of fishing for steelhead that had “wintered” over in the river, we had new fish come in from lake Michigan […]
Muskegon River The Muskegon river near Newaygo, MI is still running around average flows for this time of early spring. The spring steelhead run is in progress and we’re slowly getting more fish fresh out of lake Michigan. After a very warm entry into “spring” which came at us fast with 60+ degree temperatures, beautiful weather, […]
Muskegon River The Muskegon river spring steelhead run is in progress. The Muskegon river, near Newaygo, MI is running near average flows for this time of March, after having come up several days ago due to the previously warm weather, snow melt and runoff into the river. With the return of more “normal” air temperatures […]
Muskegon River The Muskegon river near Newaygo, MI is running close to “average” flows at this time due to the warm weather, snow melt and resulting runoff, which brought both river levels and temperature. We’re on the front end of the spring steelhead run on the Muskegon river and barring any real curve balls from […]
Muskegon River The Muskegon river near Newaygo, MI is running below average flows for this time of winter, but all will change soon with the warmer weather ahead. We’re on the front end of our spring steelhead season and as the snow melts and we see signs of run off, we’ll see river temperatures rise […]
Muskegon River The Muskegon river near Newaygo, MI is running below average flows for this time of winter and presently around the 1500 CFS mark. Although still cold, the river went from flowing slush and ice chunks a handful of days ago, to relatively clear of both the last couple days. The “spring” season is NOT […]
Muskegon River The Muskegon river near Newaygo, MI is running a little below average flows for this time of winter, with most recent readings around the 1600 CFS mark. It’s pretty much the same story on the river and will be for a while as we get out of the arctic grip that smothered most […]