Riversnorth Fly Fishing Guide Service

Negaunee, Michigan

Rivers North Fly Fishing Guide Service offers guided fly fishing trips throughout Michigan's Upper Peninsula. As the original and only full-time fly fishing guide service in the U.P., they cover the entire region, from east to west, to put clients on fish. They specialize in fly fishing for Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead, Pacific Salmon, Carp, Bass, and Musky. U.S. Coast Guard licensed and insured Captain Brad Petzke leads these specialized outings on remote and scenic rivers and lakes. The Upper Peninsula is described as a fly fisherman's paradise with thousands of miles of Blue Ribbon Trout streams. Rivers North advocates for catch and release to preserve the local fishery. They highly recommend reserving dates in advance to ensure availability. Rivers North also provides the most popular Upper Michigan Fishing Report online.

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas of the Upper Peninsula does Rivers North cover for guided fishing trips?
Rivers North guides throughout the entire Upper Peninsula of Michigan, covering a vast area from east to west. They aim to put clients on fish regardless of the specific remote river or lake they visit within the U.P.
How far in advance should I book a fishing trip with Rivers North?
It is highly recommended to reserve your desired date well in advance, as Rivers North emphasizes the importance of booking early to ensure availability for their guided fly fishing outings.
What types of fish can I expect to catch with Rivers North, and what skill levels do they cater to?
Rivers North specializes in fly fishing for a variety of species including Brook Trout, Brown Trout, Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead, Pacific Salmon, Carp, Bass, and Musky. They cater to both novice and advanced anglers, offering experiences like dry fly fishing for trophy Brown Trout and spey rod swinging for Steelhead.
Does Rivers North follow any conservation practices, and are they permitted to operate in national forests?
Rivers North operates under a special use permit with the Ottawa National Forest and is an equal opportunity provider. They advocate for catch and release practices to help maintain the health of the Upper Peninsula's fisheries for the future.