Marsh Ridge River Guide Service

This year I am offering some thing new for all my clients and there friends, business clients and family.  lake Michigan charter fishing . Full days and Half days are available see my great lakes charter fishing page on the site for more info on this awesome day on the water.

Thanks from:  Marsh Ridge River Guide Service.

Spring Steelhead Special.  One nights stay at the La Belle de la Riviere Bed & Breakfast Next to the Beautiful Muskegon River in Down Town Newaygo Michigan, a full day Salmon or Steelhead Fly fishing  with a hot lunch for $375.00.  Still alot of great Fly fishing to be had yet this year, Remember  flies are no charge.

4/8/08 Report. Fishing Steelhead has improved totaly from a week ago. the last three days I have put no less then four fish a day in the net and have had many hook ups. this comming week of the 14th im book solid till the 22nd, then i still have the 23rd and 24th open then the 29th and 30th those will be very very good days to book by the looks of the fish moving up river.

Fishing for steelhead can be good all winter long starting in November and lasting through May, If your a die hard fan of really cold weather you can have many chances at the silver bullets  in late February and early March when the fish are teaming up to start the spawn. The web site has many diffrent pictures of  Steelhead caught in all kinds of weather, and temps.  the Steelhead,  Michigans prize fighters and the pride of the fishery.

Brown Trout! The pit bulls of the fast running streams. (May) Spring is one of the best times to hunt down this beautiful fish. Using large rabbit streamers or rubber leg maribu monsters to attract the aggressive nature of the fish out of the wood pile and at least see a flash of this powerful fighter.  Summer time can bring even more chances to catch a big brown trout with dry flies hoppers and mice. How ever you take your turn at this wonderful fish enjoy it and enjoy the beauty of the river and all that nature can offer. The Brown Trout,  pound for pound it is possibly one of the most powerful fish in the Michigan river system.