![]() These allow you to fish indicators, as well as swing spey flies quite effectively. Usually a 10’ 7 or 8 WT rod is used, but many people are now using 7 & 8 WT switch rods. The Grand can be epic at times, as thousands of steelhead are congested at dams as they move upstream.įor the fly angler, the most common method for steelhead is an indicator rig. In the Spring, (typically early March), we receive the biggest push of steelhead. The Sixth Street dam and Weber dam are likely spots to have high numbers of these fish. These fish tend to congregate below dams in large numbers as they attempt to migrate upstream. In the Fall, there are huge runs of Coho Salmon, King Salmon, Lake Trout, Lake Run Browns, and Steelhead. Much of the river is wadeable in the fall and summer, but heavy snowmelt and spring rains often limit this, as the flows can be quite dangerous at times. ![]() Several dams along it’s length provide fishing access and wading opportunities. The Grand has tons of different fishing options, for both warm water species, as well as migratory fish. It’s headwaters begin near Jackson, and it flows for 252 miles before draining into Lake Michigan in Grand Haven. The Grand is the largest watershed in Michigan, and provides prime habitat to a multitude of fish species. If you're visiting Grand Rapids, and are looking to get out, book a guided trip with us! Click HEREfor more info. If you need help finding some new water, or need a fishing report, don't hesitate to reach out to the shop. ![]() Other tributaries to consider in the city include the Flat River, Thornapple and the Cold Water River. It has steelhead and salmon during their migrations, as well as resident trout all year. One of our favorite locations is the Rogue River a tributary of the Grand that travels South through the town of Rockford. Downtown Grand Rapids you will find 6th street dam, which is a popular spot for anadromous fish species. Above and below 6th street dam, you will find plenty of opportunities for warm water species. There are opportunities to chase trout, salmon, steelhead, smallmouth & largemouth bass, carp, pike, musky, panfish all within the city limits. Grand Rapids is a special place if you fly fish. ![]()
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