The bugs are just as happy with high water as with low, but on the Ausable and Pere Marquette, anglers are finding the conditions a bit too challenging. "'We came up to fish the Au Sable Friday, and it was so high you couldn't even get in to wade the Upper Trout Unlimited water' downstream from Grayling, said Roger Warren, a self-described 'trout fanatic' from Bowling Green, Ohio, who came with two friends." Eric Sharp in the Detroit Free Press.
High Water Keeps Preseason Michigan Anglers Guessing
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