GLF

Thats quite the busy day. Nice job Dan!

Looks like a pig to me.

Nice job Jim!

Great job Tim!

Nice job Ryan!

Nice job Tom!

Nice job Ken!

Great job Richard!

We may have saw you out there yesterday. Diesel said it looked like you, and I said no. Now that I see your boat again.....maybe it was you.

Thats a busy day by yourself. Nice job Jason!

Nice job Gary. Where do you slip your boat at?

Great job Bill! Hopefully the lake is decent this weekend and you and your family get to chase fish for a day.

Nice job of catching Mark! This was Marks first trip out of Port Sheldon this year. He pulled his boat to St. Joe for the brown blast.

Nice shot with the rod pointing at the ship.

Nice job Jarod and Randy! I saw a chrome looking balloon around 145FOW today, but steered clear.

Nice looking walleye. Nice job of catching them yesterday!

They do not get sick.

I almost forgot.....we landed two fish on one rod today. One fish on the main line, and one on the slider.

Nice job Jarrod and Randy! Must be a good feeling be boxed out at 11am with an hour to go.

Great job Russ!

Nice spread, nice sunrise, and great company.

Fished out of South Haven this morning with Dan(Diesel), Dan, Roger, and my two boys. We ended up 16 for 18 and had 5 knock offs with nobody home. Left the dock at 5:30am, and ran out to 90FOW and set up. We did not get anything going for the first half hour.....except a nice sunrise. We worked NW to 110FOW, and turned the boat SE, and the rods started popping. Someone was reeling a fish in on one side of the boat, while I was busy resetting lines on the other. Before we got that fish in, another rod would fire. We boxed seven fish in the excitement. Then, things slowed down to nothing. One of the guys on board opened up his cooler to get something to eat, and I spied two bannanas in his lunch box. We went over an hour without a bump, until this little bird landed on the boat and stayed with us for about 20 minutes. The bird brought us good carma, and we got busy again, and picked away until noon and ended with our 16 fish. We had 10 chinook, 3 coho, 2 steelhead, and 1 lake trout. What worked for us? We caught fish in 115-125FOW first thing, then we worked out to 140-155FOW to get the rest of our fish. The wire divers were working good for the 1st time for me this year. Our hot set up was a Protroll Double Pearl Fishscale with a Siggs Rigs Brushed Stainless trophy fly on the wire diver on 1.5 with 175' of wire out. On the other side of the boat the 8" Stinger prochip 8' Bullfrog with a Siggs Rigs Al Capone pulse fly. We picked up 6 fish on these wire diver set ups. We caught fish on the following Stinger Stingray size spoons. Blue Dolphin on a full core Blue Dolphin on a rigger parked at 40' Carmel Dolphin on a fixed slider on the rigger parked at 40'. Killer Dolphin on a rigger parked at 70'. Metallic Frog on a slider on the rigger parked at 70' "GLF" on a full core. Mixed Veggies on a half core. Craig's x-mas on a half core. Double orange crush on a 3 color core. I almost did not go out this morning because of the dense fog warning till noon. I'm glad I did, and there was ZERO fog out there this morning!

Nice job Clyde!

Nice job out there Mike!