Because most of the river’s watershed area is forested, there are plenty of roots and shade for trout to hide under. The river’s bottom is mostly cobble, rock, gravel, and sand, with some parts of it having deadfalls. The river gently flows into Bronson Lake then down to Platte Lake before it heads out to Lake Michigan as its final destination. According to the Michigan State Department of Natural Resources, the river covers a watershed area of about 193 square miles, with most of that region covered in forest or wetlands.
The Platte River in Michigan flows for about 30 miles, with its headwaters originating just above Bronson Lake. Fly fishing for salmon on the Platte River in Michigan
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