by Josh Greenberg | Dec 19, 2018 | Fishing Report
Mid-December, still no real winter. Sure, there are shanties on the lakes, but the lack of snow and yet another warm week make access easy. The rivers are low and clear and not even a skim of shelf ice. There are midges hatching in the afternoons, not that a...
by Josh Greenberg | Dec 12, 2018 | Fishing Report
It’s laughable to think that in six months the best place to fish will be the one with the fewest number of cars. No one is fishing, the rivers are in perfect shape, the trout are on the feed, and it has been nice to see a healthy Au Sable full of fat...
by Josh Greenberg | Dec 6, 2018 | Fortnightly Fly
In the middle of May, a cornucopia of trout bugs create splendid dry-fly fishing. It is my favorite time of year to fish the Au Sable. Two caddis, the last hendrickson spinners, the first yellow stones, the first sulphurs, and the mahoganies. But nothing quite...
by Josh Greenberg | Dec 6, 2018 | Fishing Report
Yesterday is today: it has been a monotonous week of winter on the Au Sable. Snowstorms are exciting, but the winter default is 20 degrees, gray, with a few snowflakes floating in the air. We have a couple inches on the ground, not enough to ski on. The rivers are...
