by Josh Greenberg | Oct 21, 2021 | Fishing Report
Optimistically, I think every fall day is going to be exemplary enough to serve as as an example for what every fall day should be. Today was such a day. After a pleasant morning shift at the lodge on a perfectly rainy October day, I got an idea to fish streamers...
by Josh Greenberg | Oct 14, 2021 | Fishing Report
The maples have dropped their leaves along the river and yet the rest of the Au Sable valley is pretty plain. Up north, in the hills, the colors are still just turning. The lack of fireworks int the foliage is undoubtedly a disappointment for those who don’t...
by Josh Greenberg | Oct 8, 2021 | Fishing Report
Even when a fall doesn’t feel quite right (like this one: hot, stormy at times, inconsistent), the shorter days make for a panicked pursuit. We got get it in — whatever it is. Today, for me, it was a quick afternoon of nymph fishing through some...
by Josh Greenberg | Sep 29, 2021 | Fishing Report
It was pleasant enough this afternoon that a friend asked if I wanted to go night fishing tonight. No…no I do not. All fishing is fun, but I’ve converted over to fall mode. I’d rather it be crummy. Not November crummy, but bring on the wet leaves...
by Josh Greenberg | Sep 22, 2021 | Fishing Report
It is 50 degrees. It rained yesterday and it will rain tomorrow. One of the pleasures of the first big cold front of the fall is the willingness for the trout to chase streamers. Spring you get a few follows, but those trout that do chase intend to eat the fly. In...
