◆ Guiding the Muskegon since 1997 · USCG-licensed guides
Our guides
Meet the
team
A small, tight-knit group who share a love for the Muskegon River and its fish. Every guide carries a USCG captain’s license.
Feenstra Guide Service
Professional, passionate river guides
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Kevin Feenstra
Owner, USCG captain, guide
Kevin started Feenstra Guide Service in 1997 and still guides the Muskegon hundreds of days a year. His passion is swinging flies for steelhead, but he loves any predator fish willing to eat a fly. Author of Matching Baitfish and Matching Warmwater Baitfish.
Drew Rosema
USCG captain, guide
Drew grew up fishing West Michigan and has guided in Alaska and Wyoming. He guides the Muskegon year round for steelhead, trout and smallmouth, designs his own steelhead and trout patterns, and is on the Echo Fly Rods pro staff.
Matt Zudweg
USCG captain, guide
Matt has guided the Muskegon since 2003. He lives for “the take,” so poppers for smallmouth and swung flies for steelhead and trout are his favorites. Creator of the Zudbubbler and a single-hand and spey casting teacher.
Kodie Kowitz
USCG captain, guide
Born and raised in West Michigan, Kodie spends his summers in Alaska chasing salmon and trout. He loves working with anglers of every skill level and sharing his understanding of the river’s ecosystems.
Joni Murray
USCG captain, guide
A native of Scotland and a proud West Michigan resident, Joni built her life around fly fishing. A newer guide on the Muskegon, she passes on the skills she learned from her mentor, Matt Zudweg.
1997
Guiding the Muskegon since
5
USCG-licensed guides
9
Months of steelhead a year
80
Miles of river we fish
Spey instruction
Peter Humphreys
We refer spey casting instruction to Peter, one of few FFF Certified spey casting instructors in the region and a master certified single-hand instructor. He offers casting lessons by the hour.
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