Epic Steelhead Fishing on Michigan's Au Sable River | Fisherman's Digest

Embark on a journey to Oscoda, Michigan, where the majestic Au Sable River becomes the setting for a remarkable steelhead fishing adventure. This episode of Fisherman's Digest, led by John Bergsma, invites viewers on an immersive trip with Captain Gene Kirvan of Calypso Sportfishing. Delve into the essence of river fishing during the cooler seasons, gain invaluable fishing insights, and share in the excitement of reeling in these spectacular fish.
Planning Your Own Fishing Adventure?
Oscoda, a haven for anglers year-round, offers unmatched fishing experiences on the Au Sable River. To embark on your own journey with Oscoda's finest, reach out to Captain Gene at Calypso Sportfishing. For bookings and inquiries, visit calypso2.com/ or dial 989-739-2313.
For additional details on accommodations, fishing guides, and outdoor activities in Oscoda, check out www.oscoda.com.
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[@adamhubbard7628]

Went out on Lake Huron with Capt. Gene a few years ago. Had a great time.

[@bradleygoff1]

Looks like a good time!

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

I fish the Rifle river and in deep holes you can hit some nice steel heads and browns.

[@bobhunter8992]

Using spinning rods upside down always fires up my OCD!

[@notme1453]

You shouldn’t put fingers through gills on fish your gonna release

[@davewylie654]

I saw that too, finger all the way out its mouth that was Otter food

[@tylergood9168]

had no idea what the significance of the winding...???! first minute. 6-5-4 ???

[@DetroitHomeInspector]

How is March for steel heading on the AuSable? We have a week off and thinking of giving your guide a try.

[@Provemewrong967]

Its good. Atlantic salmon will be in too

[@davewylie654]

March on most of our rivers is often as good as it gets

[@jimpowers2047]

Why does a planted fish have it's adipose?

[@freetimeoffshore3157]

Michigan dnr used to clip fish but don't do it anymore

[@jimpowers2047]

@@freetimeoffshore3157 they still clip.....stockers like Manistee

[@mikeveine]

Another outstanding episode. Well done.

[@kevingodziebiewski2593]

Catch and torture…not release