somethin' fishy

Good job guys!

Good job Roger!

Good job Ken & crew!

Good job Mark & crew!

Good job Jimmy!

good job Jimmy! I love to see those young ones crank them in.

good job Bob

Good job Frank, I wish I had 12 walleye in the box!

Sweet! Nice job Kevin.

Awesome job Terry & crew.

Good job Ken, same thing happened to me last week sunday morning. It will turn around soon!

Nope. Non of it.

Good job Tim. Looks like it was the perfect night.

Good job Ryan, nice king!

Great job Jim & crew! & thanks for the report

Nice job Frank & crew. Looks like some very nice perch too!

Great job guys! You won't talk me out of it, I still hate June

Wow, that's the way to do it Dan!

Good job guys! Looks like you had a great trip.

We fished that same depth of water last night just south of Port Sheldon. Did you guys see many marks on the graph or were they still few and far between? Very few marks. Of the ones we did have, most were in the 80-85 ft range

Good job Mike, It was tough out there this morning.

Was joined by Roger and Teresa (No Mo Beggen) for a morning fish. Started in 60fow with a sw troll out to 150. Fished from 6:00 to 12:00 Very slow for us with only 1 king boated and 3 more making the great escape. Area 51 spinny with a green glo fly on a mag dippsy 110 back on 2 took the king, 225 copper with carmel dolphin took a rip as did 8 and 10 color core get-r-done and area 51 spoon.

Good job Chris

WOW - A true PIG! Congrats

Gord, glad you got the pic. I had one last year just like that. The fish was about 5-6 pounds and had all those wormy markings on the back. According to the Mich. DNR fishing handbook, that would be defined as a Splake. However I keep getting told that there are no Splake in Lake Mich. Maybe you can get some feedback from some charter Captains.