Nice place to fish, discovered it in the fall. Use heavy line and not your expensive lures unless…read moreyou have waders. There is a lot of line draped across waiting to snag your $10 lures or $50 swim baits. Maybe the county can clean it up. We lost 9 lures one day! Steelhead pictured was caught on a white grub jig.

Good fishing, caught four carp and a smallmouth. Then they let more water out of the dam and the…read morebite stopped

We have been going y shamrock campground since 1997. We have met so many people there. I was taking…read moremy grandkids every fall break and the youth fair every year until my husband couldn't go because he has Alzheimer's. The kids love it. It's a very special place for me and my family.

We camped on the river. Beautiful primitive site for $30. Great location and great to book a spot…read moreone day out. Bathrooms are fine but not great.

Pinhook finally got an update. They added a very nice blacktop path for walking, some dog…read moreamenities, a new boat launch, and some new fishing piers. New playground equipment as well. Theres been a little bit better landscaping/ lawncare, and they have added new signage for handicapped access/ parking.

Clean park. I was there for a wedding and it was a beautiful day. The park was clean. The river…read morewas delightful and peaceful. There was a small playground. There was also a building on the premise, but I did not go into the building.

Miles of great hiking trails and numerous scenic views…read more Skiing and biking also encouraged.

Moving back to southwest Michigan I've missed going to the park- I'd picnic or take a book in the…read moreevenings or walk/run with my dog on the weekends- this one has a good mix of flat and elevated hiking terrain along with creek and marsh areas. Pretty good signage but make sure you take a map for your first hike or two. my dog likes it too. $3 residents and $5 for non. I haven't spent any time in the nature center but it looks nice. Downside no dogs in the winter.

Don't get me wrong the guy knows how to fish. His prices are outrageous. I highly recommend putting…read moreyour line on by yourself. The only reason why I didn't do it myself because it was windy on the riverbank. I got blood run line it's was about 35 bucks he put the line on backwards. Better off going to clear H20 or halls bait shop. If you know what what you're doing for steelhead he's going to pick out the most expensive stuff don't be surprised when he rings it out you're going to pay for 200 bucks of even more. I tried it out for myself

I dont go here often, but it is one of the best bait and tackle stores I have been to. If you are a…read moresteelheader they get you....they have a full line of just about everything you want and then some. The staff is astute and fun to talk to- real characters. They know their store well and are also pretty well versed about all styles of fishing. They are planning a relocation and are building their own store from the ground up this summer...cannot wait to shop there. They have every kind of live/ frozen bait imaginable...minnoe , worms, cured shrimp, wigglers, spawn and skein...etc etc.

Really knowledgeable captain. Excellent steelhead fishing. Great day on the water. Would definitely…read morego with Headhunter again.

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Now have two of these reels and love them the last one took long time to get because of this…read morebullshit corona virus but now have so good love them they make it fun for me to fish again thanks muchand like 5stsr to them

From the owner: We manufacture and distribute adaptive fishing devices for physically challenged individuals we…read moresell electric fishing reels for one armed individuals and any other disabled sportsman.