Premium Condition Alerts
Know Before You Drive.
Fish When It's Right.
Get an email when your rivers hit Prime or Fishing Well conditions: before you load the truck. Powered by live USGS data, checked every morning.
$19 /year
One flat annual rate. Cancel anytime.
How It Works
1
Pick your rivers
Choose up to 8 Michigan trout streams you fish regularly.
2
We check daily
Every morning at 8am CT, we pull live USGS flow and temperature data for your rivers.
3
You get the email
Only when your rivers hit Prime or Fishing Well. No alerts on bad days.
Set Up Your Alerts
0 rivers selected
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What Triggers an Alert
Drop everything and go.
Normal flow, prime temperature range, no concerns.
✓ Sends an alert
Worth the drive.
Good conditions, minor caveats, fish are active.
✓ Sends an alert
Fishable. Pick your spots.
Elevated or low water, some challenge involved.
- No alert
Stay home.
High water, thermal stress, or dangerous wading.
- No alert
Questions
How often do alerts send?
Once per day, after the 8am CT data pull. If your rivers are fishing well on Tuesday, you get one email Tuesday morning. We only send when conditions are worth your attention: no noise.
What if my river doesn't have live data?
Alerts only fire when we have actual USGS gauge data for your river. Rivers without live sensors won't generate alerts: they'll still appear on the site but won't trigger notifications until data becomes available.
Can I change my rivers after subscribing?
Email chris@chrisizworski.com with your subscription email and your updated river list. We'll update it same day at no charge.
How do I cancel?
Click the unsubscribe link in any alert email, or email chris@chrisizworski.com. No questions asked. Your subscription won't auto-renew without action: you'll get a reminder email before the year ends.
Is this really $19/year flat?
Yes. One payment, one year, up to 8 rivers. No monthly fee, no per-alert charge, no upsell. The goal is to make this genuinely useful and affordable for anglers who fish Michigan regularly.