Trout at Night
Fly fishing for trout is a dramatically visual sport. Watching a faux mayfly made of feathers and thread as it drifts downstream and disappears into a swirl on the surface is exactly what flips many an angler’s switch.
Michigan’s Unique Boat-Tour Opportunities
Whether you are looking to explore the beautiful dunes on Michigan’s western shores, the rocky coast of Lake Huron, or the natural beauty of the Upper Peninsula, you can always hitch a ride on someone else’s boat instead.
Paving the Way
With outdoor rooms in high demand, patios set the stage for al fresco living. As emerging trends demonstrate, this designated section of a property, especially in a lakefront setting, provides a sophisticated transition from inside to out.
Finding Respite Outdoors
It is hard to get away from the terrible effects of the COVID-19 virus that weighs on us all, creating anxiety, constricting our lives, and causing many to fear leaving home.
Estate of Elegance
It isn’t often that a place can be regarded as opulent and intimate at the same time, but that is exactly the feeling one gets when visiting the 30,000-square-foot Ford House along the shores of Lake St. Clair in Grosse Pointe Shores.
Vicarious Travels in Michigan
To say the least, it’s been a tragic and trying year, something most of us could never have imagined. Here at BLUE, our hearts go out to those of our readers and others who may have lost someone due to the COVID-19 virus, or who fell ill and continue to struggle.
Summer 2020: Contributors
Meet the authors, photographers, and contributors who helped bring this issue of Michigan BLUE Magazine to life.
A Novel Retreat
Located on a lovely slice of paradise, The Hendryx Beach Retreat has a novel history.
Of Cattails & Bootleggers
Kayakers explore historic canals and learn about Detroit's wild side
