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Hey Ed, Didn't think you were up there this late in the year. We were fishing the river and the fishing was real slow. Started saturday decent and then it tanked. Thought about headed to the big lake but decided to stay in the river. Wish we would have went out. Are they getting any 4 YO out there anymore? Stopped at the fish cleaning station and by the looks in the ref rig, looks like all the mature fish are headed up river. Very poor season so far.

When I was out of lexington this spring it seemed like it was shallower in closer to the piers. There is also only one river flowing into the st clair river that I knew of. I was thinking the fish might possibly not stage like they do near ludington or the board man in TC since there really is not any great rivers with decent runs. I am going to give it a few shots this fall and I was hoping to get an idea of how I should target them from someone that fishes southern lake huron. It's only a 50 minute drive for me so that is why I am curious. I will also be going to Ludington a few times this year as well.

When I was younger, I always headed north and northwest in search of Salmons. I did not even think about going to fishing the southern lake Michigan rivers. This spring I fished some of the Southern Lake Huron ports out of my 16 foot flat bottom and had a blast. I was wondering if the Salmon fishing ever turns on right around the piers heads in the fall or if the fish are all nasty and stale by the time they hit the piers? I have heard that when they get close they are all nasty in southern Lake Michigan. I was just wondering if there is any truth to that. Thanks for any information you may provide.

The King salmon were big this year and were no match for us. It also did not help we had poor fishing at the end of August. This is definitly not the best film I have made but the experience was cool so I thought I would share. http://youtu.be/_QOm0nA0FiE If you want to see more, check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Greatlakesedge?ref=hl

Nice job, Ed! I was suppose to go to the ausable today but bailed on that. Let me know if you need a fishing partner any time soon. I am back in SE michigan.

My fantasy auto racing league is up and ready. This is the 7th year I have been running this and I hope everyone who has participated the past couple years will sign up again. Last year was really close and was alot of fun. Here are the details: Go here: http://racing.fantasysports.yahoo.com/auto/group/14698 Create and name for yourself if you don't already have one. Here is a reminder of how to join. If you follow this you should have no problem joining: Click the linky>click create or join group>click join existing group>Click join a private group>then enter the I.D. and password which is at the top of the thread. Group ID#: 14698 Password: whitetail If you have any question about how to get in on the league, please use the PM's and i'll try to get back to you soon. If anyone wants to invite any friends, feel free to do so. Also, if you don't have a yahoo email address you do need one. Enough is enough, LET'S GO RACING!!

I got this family on tape snagging salmon a few months ago. I thought i'd share: Zm-AS70d3KQ This fall, don't forget to take your cells down to the river and make the call to the RAP hot line when you see snaggers. Who knows, you may receive a reward for doing so.

We got a 15 pound laker out of New Buffalo this wkd also. It was chaos on the boat while fighting that fish.

right on

Is it possibly your a bit to early. They don't start pulling numbers out of the bays til about now. You should start picking them up any day now. As for you being the one to pull fish usually, it happens. Happened to me every time I fished off the piers last summer. Usually I am the one hooking up like crazy but I struggled big time. That's fishing though, not catching!

A few weeks ago I headed north to see a friend. This report is majorly late because I just got home from Out West last night. There was no way I was going to travel up north without getting some fishing in. My night was spent staying up and walking around downtown. Around 5 I went to bed, but sleep was hard to come by. 5:45 I was up and by 6:20 we were sitting on our fishing hole. We were jigging for Lakers and Whitefish. My buddy hit a fish right away and landed a nice whitefish. A few minutes later I got hit and landed a 5-6 lb Laker. We had a few more fish hit but couldn't connect in the 60+ ft of water. Sleep was in order when I got back. I hung out with the friend for a few hours and then got a call from UBSLO1 that he was headed out trolling for Salmon. I couldn't resist the offer and was on my way to meet up with him. I took a little video of the trip. uxUV1NU6F20 The fishing really took of after the sun was down. We had 5 hits with 3 that stuck. Noah landed the one in the video. I hooked two big fish that took me for a ride. I had both of them to the back of the boat and they spit the hook right out of sight. Oh well... The next day I got in 10 minutes of fishing and landed one small little rock bass on a crawler. The sunset was amazing While walking back to the truck I came across this which I though was pretty cool: pR-oATA1k-0&hl Then I drove home, got ready for out west, took a nap and was off. However, that's for another post.

Hopefully a 20 pounder doesn't drag you into the crowds. That could be scary!

Sweet! Nice Job! I seen a fish pushing 20 lb up at Frankfort this wkd. Looking good!

That's what I was thinking Tray. I was on my buddies boat and he had vinyl on his floor. I want to put some new carpet where the existing carpet is and put in some compartments somewhere. Some that are hidden and locked and also use some netting to hold stuff. Also, a few rod holders will have to be put in since I plan on plugging and trolling a little bit.

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