Back in August while fishing in Michigan I came across this marker on the East Branch of the Fox River at a State Forest Campground (Map). The Marker which commemorates a 1919 fishing trip which later served as the inspiration for one of Ernest Hemingway’s most famous short stories, “Big Two-Hearted River.” In the stream behind the marker I caught a nice Brown and Rainbow and ended up catching several trout in the main branch. I did not have much time to explore but I know I will be going back to fish it again. You can read the stories at this (link). If you are like me and like listing to a book while you are riding in your car to a trout stream. There are two Youtube Audio videos where the book is read to you. (Part I) and ( Part II)
Good Fishing
Joe <((((<