The Sheboygan, Pigeon, Manitowoc, East Twin and Kewaunee Rivers and Lake Michigan shore line offer the wading fly angler an opportunity to test his/her fishing skills with some truly trophy sized fish in beautiful surroundings. Chinook Salmon of twenty-plus pounds, bright red hook jawed Coho to fifteen pounds or more, Brown Trout in the mid-teens and spectacular Steelhead frequent these waters. The runs start in September and continue through the winter. The peak runs are usually during October and November and the run in each stream is dependent on temperature and water flows.  

The key to success is seeing fish and then often repeated accurate casts which result in good drifts to fish whose minds are not focused on eating. Casting practice helps! 

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