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WFS 555 – Au Sable River Fly Fishing with Josh Greenberg – Gates Lodge, Rusty, Hex Hatch

By Dave -

January 17, 2024

In this episode, learn about Au Sable River Fly Fishing with Josh Greenberg!

Show Notes with Josh Greenberg – Au Sable River Fly Fishing. Hit play below! 👇🏻

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Episode Chapters – Au Sable River Fly Fishing

(0:00:05) – Fly Fishing the Au Sable River in Michigan
Nature’s allure and intricacies of Michigan’s fly fishing scene, including the Au Sable River and Gates Lodge, and experiences fishing across the US.

(0:14:28) – Rusty Gates and the Hex Hatch
Nature’s legacy of Rusty Gates, his impact on fishing communities, and the physical toll of peak season.

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(0:25:52) – Promoting Fly Fishing on Ausable River
Quiet atmosphere, boat launch restrictions, Rusty’s influence, ecological challenges, Hexagenia hatch timing in Au Sauble River.

(0:30:42) – Night Fishing for Hexes
Nature’s night fishing for brown trout in Michigan, claiming spots without conflict, behavior of brown trout, and targeting big fish.

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(0:42:00) – Fish Camp Lodge and Guiding Business
Transitioning to owning a fly-fishing lodge, adapting to modern era, and anticipation of fishing for brown trout during hex hatch in Michigan.

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(0:51:50) – Fishing and Hunting in Michigan Rivers
Nature’s seasonal fly fishing and wildlife trends, diverse experiences on the Au Sable River, its destination in Lake Huron, and appeal to anglers and bird hunters.

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(1:04:33) – Au Sable River Fly Fishing Opportunities
Nature’s versatility on the Au Sable River allows for a range of fishing techniques, including dry fly, mousing, and sight nymphing.

(1:09:14) – Looking Forward to 2024 and Fishing
Nature’s evolving landscape of fly fishing, attracting new anglers, and sustaining industry while appreciating quieter rivers.