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Spring has arrived in Newaygo and so have the avid fishermen seeking the fight of Muskegon River steelhead or Walleye. Local panfishing on area lakes has begun to heat up also. Hess Lake offers great fishing cabin rentals and lakefront vacation rentals.

Trout fishing on the Muskegon River
It is now opening season for Trout on the Muskegon River.  We encourage you to take advantage of the guided fishing specials offered by many local fishing guide services.  These guides are certified and fish the Muskegon River weekly - let them show you where the fish are.  Everyday life is hectic and busy enough and fishing is a great stress reliever naturally.  The Muskegon River is one of the top 10 nationally known trout streams with in the United States.

Click here for a list of Muskegon River Fishing Guides

Are looking looking for a low cost Michigan winter get-a-way? We have cozy waterfront vacation rentals on Hess Lake, the Muskegon River and Croton/Hardy Dams.

Now that Spring is here, so are the numberous species of panfish on area lakes. Hess Lake Rentals has Michigan vacation rentals and fishing cottages on many area inland lakes and the Croton Hardy Dam area.

Newaygo features many great panfishing lakes.  Hess Lake, is known for its jumbo crappies. Try fishing jigs tiped with wax worms in about 6-8 feet of water in the bayou outside the Poco Casa Chalet.

Another favorite fishing lake is the Croton/Hardy Dams (Pond), just outside the Gray Goose. Croton Pond feautres great perch fishing, bluegills and monster pike. Just about any spot between the Croton-Hardy Dam area is a great place to fish.

For more Newyago fishing reports, contact Parsley's Sport Shop.

We rent ice fishing equipment, shanties, heaters and poles to our guests.   Be sure to dress warm!