Author Archives: Andrew Jaworski
Milwaukee River Report
After a month of mixed results in October, Browns and Steelhead are finally starting to be caught consistently. Unfortunately, these results are limited to the lower reaches of the river. Me and Anthony have had limited results fishing other favorite runs in the middle and upper reaches. For migratory fishing, I consider Kletzsch to be the upper reaches … Continue reading
Puke and Perseverance = Lake Run Fun
After a big nap after work Friday I had plans to meet my lady at her friends place and get a fire going. I brought a six pack of one of my favorite craft beers Little Sumpin’ Wild Ale and a few select bombers for others to enjoy. Over the next 5 hours I had … Continue reading
Michigan Rivers Part II – The Big Manistee
This recent trip to MI was more like a recon mission than a fishing trip. Over the next 5 years I promised myself I would try and explore as many MI, WI, and local waters that have piqued my interest either from books, friends, other fisherman, or blogs I’ve read. I’m essentially looking for beautiful scenic … Continue reading
Michigan Rivers Part I – Pere Marquette
Last weekend my fishing buddy from work Jim and I took a few days off to visit the Pere Marquette and Big Manistee River. As we reached Manistee National Forest I could hear one of the many Tim Allen “Pure Michigan” ads in my head. I really didn’t know what to expect since the Salmon Run was … Continue reading
2 Books: Improved Trout Waters of Wisconsin & Improved Trout Waters of Minnesota and Iowa
These are two books I would recommend to any Driftless Angler, especially if the Driftless is uncharted territory for you. These books outline where your trout stamp dollars have gone. More importantly, they tell you where stream improvements have been done, what improvements were done, and when the improvements happened. These improvements can allow a stream to hold … Continue reading