Kylee Hendges, age 11, reeled in this nice bass while fishing at grandma’s cottage.

A big thank you to grandma Vonda Hendges for sending us this photo!

Congratulations, Kylee, you made the Post Catch of the Week!

Hudson Hendges, age 2-1/2, did lots of practicing casting and reeling. “He finally reeled in his first fish and was so excited,” said grandma Vonda Hendges.

Congratulations, you made our Catch of the Week!

Audrey Hendges age 5, reeled in this nice 17” bass all on her own while fishing on their private pond. “She’s quite the fisher girl,” said grandma Vonda Hendges.

Congratulations, Audrey! Your fish is our Catch of the Week!

Lucas Hendges, age 4, of Cedar Springs reeled in this lunker sun fish by himself while fishing on the private pond at his home. “He was one excited little guy,” said grandma Vonda Hendges. 

Good job, Lucas! Congratulations, you are the Post Catch of the Week!

The POST is giving local anglers a chance to prove that they aren’t telling fish tales about what they’ve been reelin’ in by giving a place to show off their Catch of the Week.

Simply send us a photo of the fish and the lucky angler who caught it, along with a short fish tale, and you could be featured in our Catch of the Week. Big fish, little fish, whatever size fish – we want to see them all. Email news@cedarspringspost.com or send to ‘Catch of the Week’ P.O. Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319.

Sean Melle, of Cedar Springs, and his nephew, Nate Minnema, and a friend’s son, have been enjoying a lot of fishing this summer. Above is Sean Melle showing off his small mouth bass he fished out of Clear Lake with a nightcrawler on August 6, 2022. 

Congratulations, Sean, on being chosen this week’s Catch of the Week!

Lester and Pamela Cooke, of Sand Lake, sent us this great photo of their grandson Oliver, who just caught his first fish.

“This is our grandson, Oliver, 7, fishing with our son Jeff, on Wabasis Lake last month. He was so very proud!” wrote Pamela. 

Congratulations, Oliver, well done! You made the Post Catch of the Week!

Share your ‘Catch of the Week’

This summer, we’re giving local anglers a chance to prove that they aren’t telling fish tales about what they’ve been reelin’ in by giving a place to show off their Catch of the Week.

Simply send us a photo of the fish and the lucky angler who caught it, along with a short fish tale, and you could be featured in our Catch of the Week. Big fish, little fish, whatever size fish – we want to see them all. Email news@cedarspringspost.com or send to ‘Catch of the Week’ P.O. Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319.

Jameson Hernandez, age 12, of Cedar Springs, has been enjoying his summer by going fishing. On Saturday, July 23rd he and some friends went fishing on Muskellunge Lake in Trufant, MI. Above he displays his biggest catch of the day, a crappie, caught with a nightcrawler.

Congratulations Jameson, for being selected as this week’s Catch of the Week.

Mac Minnema, age 8, of Cedar Springs, was all smiles when he caught the above small mouth bass on a nightcrawler while fishing with his dad, uncle Sean, and friend James. 

The bass was caught on Lincoln Lake on June 26th in the old fishing boat.

Congratulations, Mac, your fish is our Catch of the Week!

Sally Johnson sent us this adorable photo of her three-year-old granddaughter, Isabella. Isabella, the daughter of Christina Trumble and Rober Kernan, both of Cedar Springs, recently went fishing with her dad, and caught her very first fish!

“Isabella was so excited to catch the fish,” said Sally. “But she did throw it back because it was too little.” Sally said Isabella just loves to fish. “I taught her how to cast, now I have to teach her not to cast in the house! She has a rubber fish on her little Frozen fishing pole and she plays with the kitties with it.” 

Congratulations, Isabella, your fish is our Catch of the Week!

Share your ‘Catch of the Week’

This summer, we’re giving local anglers a chance to prove that they aren’t telling fish tales about what they’ve been reelin’ in by giving a place to show off their Catch of the Week.

Simply send us a photo of the fish and the lucky angler who caught it, along with a short fish tale, and you could be featured in our Catch of the Week. Big fish, little fish, whatever size fish – we want to see them all. Email news@cedarspringspost.com or send to ‘Catch of the Week’ P.O. Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319.

This spring, we’re giving local anglers a chance to prove that they aren’t telling fish tales about what they’ve been reelin’ in by giving a place to show off their Catch of the Week.

Simply send us a photo of the fish and the lucky angler who caught it, along with a short fish tale, and you could be featured in our Catch of the Week. Big fish, little fish, whatever size fish – we want to see them all. Email news@cedarspringspost.com or send to ‘Catch of the Week’ P.O. Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319.

Kennedy Trewhella, age 7, caught a 26-inch pike on the Muskegon River, while fishing with her grandpa.

This was her first pike, and she even reeled it in herself! Way to go, Kennedy!

And thank you, Jodi Coxon, for sending us the photo!

It’s time to get our your cameras!

It’s that time of year again when anglers big and small like to tell their fish tales! Send us a photo and story of your first, best, funniest, biggest, or even your smallest catch. Include your name, age, address, and phone number, along with the type and size of fish, and where it was caught.  We can’t wait to hear from you! Photos/stories may be sent by email to news@cedarspringspost.com with Catch of the Week in the subject line, or mail to: Catch of the Week, PO Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319.

Levi Vogelar, age 9, the son of Sara and Dustin Vogelar, of Courtland Township, caught this gigantic bass in Indian Lakes, in Winfield Township, on June 15, 2020.

Way to go, Levi!

It’s back—get out those cameras!

It’s that time of year again when anglers big and small like to tell their fish tales! Send us a photo and story of your first, best, funniest, biggest, or even your smallest catch. Include your name, age, address, and phone number, along with the type and size of fish, and where caught.  We can’t wait to hear from you! Photos/stories may be sent by email to news@cedarspringspost.com with Catch of the Week in the subject line, or mail to: Catch of the Week, PO Box 370, Cedar Springs, MI 49319.