muskegon-river
Muskegon River is a river in Michigan.
It ranks #4 among the 11 waters of Michigan in the registry, and is of regional prominence.
Also called Mighty Mo.
Fished for trout, steelhead and salmon.
Species: steelhead, salmon, brown trout and rainbow trout.
USGS GNIS record: 1620812.
Access points: Henning Park and Thornapple.
Features: Croton Dam.
Bridgeton (access). It is fishable and launchable. Downstream end of the Croton-to-Bridgeton steelhead stretch.
High Rollaway (access). It is fishable. Paired with Thornapple in the Orvis 'Best Access' line.
Anderson Flats (access). It is launchable.
Kimble County Park (access). It is launchable. Croton Drive.
It is upstream of Pine Street.
Pine Street (access). It is launchable. Also called Pine Street launch site.
It is upstream of Thornapple.
Float: Henning Park to Anderson Flats, from Henning Park to Anderson Flats, 4.3 miles.
Float: Croton to Bridgeton (steelhead), from Croton Dam to Bridgeton.
Sourced from 3 independent fly sites.
Sources: diyflyfishing.com, fishingreports.orvis.com, naturenearby.org and The Perfect Fly Store.
Hatches
Hatch timing not yet researched.
Access, closures and rules change; check with the state agency before you go.