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Robley replied to William622's topic in Classifieds - Buy, Sell, Trade or Rent
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South Haven 4/27 am
jmk replied to jdh's topic in Michigan Waters Fishing Reports - Salmon and Trout
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Did a short solo shakedown Sunday morning off of GH. Dragged my feet and left later due to being a wuss and not wanting to deal with the 36 degree temps. Waited for the sun to come up a little and fished from about 10-noon. A lot of boats out on a beautiful morning. I easily saw 30-35 within my view. I marked fish pretty much the whole time I was out and pretty much stuck to "the mud" or just outside it. Ran a 5 color with a spoon, dipsy with a small SD and a fly, and a rigger with a spoon and a free slider. Changed things up a few times and continued to stay in the mud as I was still marking fish even around noon. Right about noon on the dot, I managed to box a fiesty 12# female king in 40 fow with a brightly colored spoon 31' down on the rigger. That fish was wild! Spring kings. So, 1 for 1 for me. I did see three other nets go into the water, so, a few fish were being caught. Good luck out there this season.
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We like Bolles because there are more docks, is less crowded, deeper and a short drive to the lake. Sterling has a fish cleaning station which people like (I clean my fish at home) and it draws a big crowd. They have fewer docks and you can run into launch lines on weekends. Sometimes coming back in on weekends is a pain because campers are launching pleasure boats to ski and tube mid day when anglers are returning and it can be a cluster trying to get a dock. It also has a longer drive to the lake which can be kind of shallow if we get a sieche from a strong west wind. People also like Sterling because it is right in Brest Bay which can be more protected from a north wind. If fish are north by Stoney, Sterling is closer but if they are south by Luna Pier or Toledo light, Bolles is a lot closer. There is usually good fishing out of both ports I just run my boat where ever out of Bolles. All the good fishing are reachable from there.
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Fished starting around 7:30 am pulling lines at 2 pm. Stayed in 48-58 fow from 7:30 until 11 am. Worked out to 85, and then ran back into 50 and trolled north back to the pier. Speed 2.0-2.7 variable. Went 7/12 with 4 kings, 1 coho, and 2 nice lake trout. Most likely the 5 we lost were kings based on the hits and drag pulling. All lines took fish, but stingray UV spoons in Jager Bomb and Mixed Veggies took most hits. Next best was UV Silver Streak Mag Bloody Nose. Riggers 25-43 took several fish - we frequently adjusted depths +/- 5 feet. Slide diver back 50-70 took several hits. 150/200 coppers took some hits. Got to watch several fish swim in on Live scope and nail the spoons on the riggers. Awesome day on the water.
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Holland 4-27
CAC replied to Aaron Nusbaum's topic in Michigan Waters Fishing Reports - Salmon and Trout
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First trip of the season. When we got out we realized we forgot to put the boards in the boat so we were stuck running two lines [emoji36]. We trolled from 7 to about 10:30 am sticking in 40-60 ft right around port. We ended up 1-1 with a 9# king. Here's what took the fish: Michigan stinger standard size jordo spoon 35 ft down on a downrigger in 50 fow Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App
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South Haven 4/27 9 for 10. 2 kings and 7 coho. An undersize coho went back, so eight keepers. All fish came in 55’—61’ of water. Ran a race track north and south of pier. 3 coho on the 100’ and 150’ coppers with Silver Streak Pink Alewife spoons. 1 Coho on 4 colors of leadcore with an Ice Strong Killer Fish in Gold Lemmon Aid UV. 2 Coho on 3 colors of leadcore with gold backed Michigan Stinger Double Orange Crush spoon. 2 kings on the downrigger running a 1 color SWR down 35’ with a Warrior Whammy spoon. Missed fish was on the other downrigger running a 2 color SWR down 45’ with a modified Tin Can Dodger with some green prism tape on one side and a green and chrome Double Trouble Spin N Glow. Sent from my iPad using Great Lakes Fisherman
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sold / closed 2005 Lund 1700 Fisherman (17'5") consigned to MW Marine, Hales Corners, WI
RAYMOND BERGROOS replied to dsiegler's topic in Boats for Sale
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Bolles Harbor 4-25
JVanderVennen replied to EdB's topic in Michigan Waters Fishing Reports - Walleye
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sold / closed 2005 Lund 1700 Fisherman (17'5") consigned to MW Marine, Hales Corners, WI
civaoveni replied to dsiegler's topic in Boats for Sale
yo been back on mc lately after a break, mostly hopping between survival and skyblock servers. kinda forgot how many server lists there are now lol been checking a bunch like: https://minecraftservers.org https://minecraft-server-list.com https://topminecraftservers.org https://mcbestservers.com https://minecraft-mp.com just been clicking through whatever looks interesting honestly. some servers are pretty active, others feel dead even with 50+ online. y’all have any hidden gems you find through discord or somewhere else? -
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Soha 4/23 pm 4/25 am
Reel-y-hooked replied to Dennis hageman's topic in Michigan Waters Fishing Reports - Salmon and Trout
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Soha 4/23 pm 4/25 am
littleboat replied to Dennis hageman's topic in Michigan Waters Fishing Reports - Salmon and Trout
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Port Sheldon 4/23/25
littleboat replied to WRENCHED 4 IT's topic in Michigan Waters Fishing Reports - Salmon and Trout
You'll love that autopilot once its up and running. Makes fishing so much easier. Sent from my SM-A156U1 using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App- 1 reply
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St Joe 4/24 6 for 8. Two kings and four coho. Lost 2 and had another 4 that took line but were not there when we picked up the rod. Had another 4 that were undersized shakers and went back. Tried out front of the pier for about an hour and a half in 40’ - 50’ without a bite. Picked up and ran south down to the power plant and worked it north and south. 45’ to 47’ was the best water. 100 & 150 copper both with a pink alewife spoon was the hot presentation taking the most fish and the getting the most strikes. The Thin fin and a Mr Chrome Yea Mon on the 3 color took one each. A modified spoon (I call pink dolphin) on the 4 color took one. The dipsey divers did not get bit and the down riggers got a shaker. Not sure what the other shakers, the 4 missed fish and 2 lost fish hit. I was driving most of the time. Sent from my iPad using Great Lakes Fisherman
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Shake down trip this afternoon to calibrate new Raymarine EV 150 autopilot. Found out I mounted the compass sensor to close to the hydraulic pump and it wouldn’t program 😡 While at the boat ramp had talked to a few guys coming in saying they didn’t catch anything however there buddies in Saugatuck had limited out. Even though seas were flat I decided just to run down to Holland to fish. Set the first line at 1:30 1/4 mile of North pier and trolled 1/2 past South pier running in and out of 25fow to 40fow with mid 30s being best. Went south and north with south troll brining fish. Went 3 for 4 with 2 coho that I released because of size kept one around 5lbs pulled lines at 3:00. Used three rods with all three hitting 2- slide divers set at 3 running 60 ft line back one set at 12-15ft down and other at 20 ft down, third line 3 color running down the shoot. See picks of lures that worked below.
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Hi all, I bought a pair of older used Walker Tournament electric downriggers. They work, but they don't have the auto shut-off beads on the cables. It looks like they do have the A.S. sensor. How important are these? It looks like I could find some Big Jon crimp on ones for about $5 a magnet, a tackle shop told me you need about 4 per cable (not sure why), so I'd need 8 of them. I fish on Higgins, in about 90 ft, right on the bottom. I seem to remember I had to adjust depth frequently. Thanks for any suggestions.
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