by Josh Greenberg | May 25, 2016 | Fishing Report
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by Josh Greenberg | May 18, 2016 | Restaurant
A couple excellent food events: Burger Bar, Saturday, May 21, 11 am – 2 pm: Enjoy some excellent burgers cooked over Michigan oak beside the finest trout river you can imagine. Lots of fixings come with! $10. River Barbecue, Saturday, May 28: Available all...
by Josh Greenberg | May 18, 2016 | Fishing Report
Snow on Sunday, and near 70 degrees today. Pinched between these two extremes sulphurs, mahoganies, black caddis, popcorn caddis, henny spinners, mahogany spinners, mattress thrasher stones. This is how the seasons overlap, from the flies of early spring to the...
by Josh Greenberg | May 11, 2016 | Fishing Report
Tonight we were stationed in a glare-lit riffle working a pod of trout. Moon and sun seemed, at the moment, to be producing different light, but in equal amounts. The spinners were on the water, thick. Wings spent. Tipped on the side. Upside down. It was a scene...
by Josh Greenberg | May 11, 2016 | Fortnightly Fly
Yeah, yeah, they’re the same darn thing. The yellow-winged sulphur aka the light hendrickson. Size 16. Nice proud wing. This bug has the excellent — to us — quality of hatching on cold, clear evenings when it’s obvious the spinnerfall...
