North Indiana & Southern MI

[Danny Barrett]

Hope everyone is staying healthy. I just relocated for work to the north Indiana and southern MI areas. Been able to drive around some and checking out some streams and boat ramps. So far it has mostly been the St. Joe and the Dowagiac. As well as some smaller lakes in the area.  Can anyone suggest some spots to check out? Or even a guide in the area. I know there is a tone of water up here. Haven't got much of my gear moved yet so I am just spending the evenings driving around.

Thanks,

Dan Barrett

[Brett Kitchen]

Check out Schultz Outfitters, they probably are not too far away and guide that area and have a shop. 

-Brett

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Brett Kitchen

[Scott Stankus]

Eric Grajewski will take you out on Lake St. Clair for Musky and huge Smallies!

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—Scott

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On Apr 30, 2020, at 8:07 AM, Danny Barrett <dannyt...@gmail.com> wrote:



Hope everyone is staying healthy. I just relocated for work to the north Indiana and southern MI areas. Been able to drive around some and checking out some streams and boat ramps. So far it has mostly been the St. Joe and the Dowagiac. As well as some smaller lakes in the area.  Can anyone suggest some spots to check out? Or even a guide in the area. I know there is a tone of water up here. Haven't got much of my gear moved yet so I am just spending the evenings driving around.

Thanks,

Dan Barrett

[Kevin KB]

Danny,  

Recommend you go to the FFI website and under the menu selection, membership option, you can find different FFI clubs in Indiana and Michigan.  Much like TPFR, the folks are generally really helpful and a good way to make friends.  Just a caution, TPFR is rather unique in its approach, other clubs may be different in their meetings.  But the folks are still avid fly fishers.  

Kevin

[Rob]

Contact Sgt Bass Fisher on social media (Instagram). Tell him I sent you. 

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On Apr 30, 2020, at 8:07 AM, Danny Barrett <dannyt...@gmail.com> wrote:



Hope everyone is staying healthy. I just relocated for work to the north Indiana and southern MI areas. Been able to drive around some and checking out some streams and boat ramps. So far it has mostly been the St. Joe and the Dowagiac. As well as some smaller lakes in the area.  Can anyone suggest some spots to check out? Or even a guide in the area. I know there is a tone of water up here. Haven't got much of my gear moved yet so I am just spending the evenings driving around.

Thanks,

Dan Barrett

[namfos]

Not all that long ago there was an article about the St. Joe in Eastern Fly Fishing. If I can find it, I'll post scan and send to you. Just shoot me your personal email via private reply in the meantime.

Mark

[vladimir polivanov]

Dan,

            I've done several trips with guide Matt Supinski on the st. Joseph River for Summer Run Skamania Steelhead . I would highly recommend booking a trip with Matt he's one hell of a guide, fantastic author ( also would recommend his books on Fly fishing for Steelhead and and other Salmoniods ). Matt is also quite a character in real life 😂.

Vladimir ( Vo )

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