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Old 05-03-2005, 09:40 PM
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Trout opener in Michigan

This past weekend was the trout opener in Michigan. We make the drive and fish the West side of the state primarily during weekends of the month of May. I sneak out and fish locally on the East side during the week.

We floated the Muskegon on Sunday for trout and possibly some steel. We did well and landed plenty of rainbows and browns. The most productive fly was a beadhead caddis nymph imitation. A great time, even if it was a little on the chilly side and we even saw a few snow flakes.
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Re: Trout opener in Michigan

Tangle:

I've never fly fished Michigan... but when I do, I now know who to ask for info.


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