| Michigan Kayak Fishing |
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| Thursday, 22 October 2009 20:15 |
 This month we learn about the people who make up Michigan Kayak Fishing. We'll also learn about their unique fishery and what it means to be a kayak fisherman in this area.It all started as two good fishing buds hit the shorelines of northern Lake Michigan during a fateful trip in 2005. That venture netted a limit
of chinook salmon and the idea for a kayak fishing web site serving the anglers of the Great Lakes. Michigan Kayak Fishing promotes kayak angling on the big lakes, rivers, and inland waters of the Great Lakes region. MKF offers information on angling hotspots, launch information, and weather/water conditions. The forum section provides a gathering place for the region's kayak anglers, and MichiganKayakFishing.com hosts gatherings throughout the Great Lakes area.
(salmon on the beaches of northern Lake Michigan)
 Springtime ventures include pike angling in the river deltas at the head of Lake St. Clair.
(a springtime pike kicks off the open water season)
Summer activities target bass, walleye, and panfish on the inland lakes and rivers. Great Lakes anglers hit salmon, trout, walleye, and smallmouth bass.
(a nice largemouth from inland waters)
(picture perfect salmon from offshore Lake Michigan)
Autumn brings a culmination of warm-water activity and the run of chinook salmon. As the season draws into colder weather, river angling for steelhead heats up along Michigan's western coastline.
(an autumn day on a river in West Michigan's "steelhead central")
 Anglers from the website connect for fishing trips outside the region, venturing toward the salt along the eastern coast and the warm climates to the south.
(hitting the road)
Winter angling provides its own rewards for those suffering frostbit brains!
(taking a break along an icy shore)
Check out http://michigankayakfishing.com We invite you into the world-class kayak angling offered in the Great Lakes region!
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