Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Happenings in River Country








March 2010

Like most of the state, we are experiencing balmy weather for the month of March. It would be naïve to think that this spring like weather is here to stay but we’ll enjoy every day that we can. Old man winter could still have some surprises in store and putting the snow shovel and boots away might be a bit premature. In the meantime, folks are taking an opportunity to get out on the rivers to get in some kayaking, canoing and fly fishing where permitted. Ice shanties are disappearing from the lakes and the snow is slowly melting away. It’s a great time to get out and enjoy some fresh air and the warmth of a sunny day!

Upcoming Events

Home Waters Recreational Real Estate will be exhibiting at the Midwest Fly Fishing Expo, March 13 & 14 in Warren, Michigan. One the largest shows of it’s kind, this show is a season kickoff for many fly fishing enthusiasts and a fun excursion to shake off those winter time blues. For show details go to: http://www.mffc.org. Stop by and see us!

For the second year, Michigan Anglers for Conservation is proud to be the host for the 2010 Fly Fishing Film Tour. The venue this year and will be at the Traverse City Opera House.  If you haven’t been there before, it’s a spectacular place that has been meticulously restored and will provide an awesome setting for the event. Beer will be available at the venue including selections from Short’s Brewery in Bellaire.  There is a terrific collection of films this year and trailers for each can be viewed on the Film Tour Website.  http://www.flyfishingfilmtour.com  Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased online through the Opera House at  http://www.cityoperahouse.org/.

River Property

If you’ve been thinking about finding your own home water, check out what’s available on the Au Sable and Big Creek systems. There are 38 residential properties listed, ranging from $46,000 to $1,295,000 in price. There’s something available for everyone’s budget! For details, go to http://bit.ly/cQdCLP. There’s also a good selection of residential properties available on the Manistee River starting at $49,900. Go to http://bit.ly/b7RUJ2 for more information. There are also many fine vacant parcels on these rivers. Visit our website and use our easy to use search tools for a river or lake property that peaks your interest. And...as always, let me know if I can be of assistance in helping you find your own Home Water! Visit us often at http://homewaters.net.

Mark Bear / bear@homewaters.net / (989) 889-5037

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