Lake when the season turns
The cottages empty after Labor Day, the color lands over the water by mid-October, and the panfish keep biting into the cold.
The cottages empty after Labor Day, the color lands over the water by mid-October, and the panfish keep biting into the cold.
The crowds book July and leave by Labor Day. The river, the color, and the quiet all arrive after.
Paved rail-trail from Reed City through Hersey to Evart, past the settlement that founded a county.
Everyone floats the Muskegon in July. October gives you the cold river, the color along the banks, and a village with the lights off.
A dot in Missaukee County where the young Muskegon River pools behind a 1940 dam. Fishing, a dirt track, and deep quiet.
The Dead Stream Flooding turns cold, the maples come in October, the fishing holds, and the speedway closes for the year.
A 6,700-acre state game area outside Barryton — a made lake, four flooded impoundments, pike and panfish, and birds worth the cold.
What October and November bring to the marshes, hardwoods, and river branches around Barryton — and what to pack for it.
The boats come off after Labor Day, the color runs the hardwoods in mid-October, and the walleye keep biting into the cold.
The Hersey River, thirteen and a half miles of cold trout water, empties into the Muskegon at the village that shares its name.