Muskegon Fishing Charters

Anglers looking for productive fishing without the crowds, should brave the cold. You can still hook into Steelhead and there’s plenty of Brown and Rainbow Trout to keep things interesting.

Go after the last of the fall Steelhead during this typically quiet time on the Muskegon River. There’s also a variety of Trout on offer to keep both spinning and fly fishing enthusiasts happy.

The weather warms up and the crowds start to trickle in, as spring Steelhead fishing kicks off. It’ll only get better as the month goes on, so put your angling skills to the test!

The Steelhead migration is in full swing and these fighting fish put on a great show as they jump out of the water. This is one of your last chances to hook the silver bullet before it heads into Lake Michigan.

Watch the River’s wildlife come alive as the waters warm up and the fish come out to play. You still have an excellent shot at Steelhead and Bass fishing starts to heat up too!

Smallmouth Bass fishing is on fire and fly fishermen will definitely want to get out and trick some fish onto their flies! There’s plenty of Trout and Northern Pike to go up against as well.

The waters are warm and the weather is beautiful, creating ideal conditions for fishing! Get out and explore this productive stretch of river for Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, and a variety of Trout.

The usual suspects are still hungry for the bait. This is also a great time to take advantage of the weather and head out for some night fishing in an attempt to hook the nomadic Walleye!

This is one of the most popular times for fishing in the Muskegon Rive! Big Chinook Salmon make their way south to spawn before swimming off into the Great Lakes. Book early to avoid disappointment!

It’s peak Chinook Salmon fishing season and your last chance at hooking the delicious pink-fleshed fish until next year! Come the end of the month, Steelhead join in, making for some of the best fishing around.

Just when you thought the fishing was slowing down, Steelhead makes its fall run. This is one of the most exciting times for fishing in the Muskegon River and you’re looking at serious rod-bending action!

As the holiday season kicks off, the number of charters heading out drops considerably. If you can find a captain willing to take you out, don’t miss out on another month of fantastic Steelhead fishing!