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Last Saturday when I caught my brown, it was 42 in the muddy water at Muskegon. the clear water was 38. Yesterday in South Haven, the water temps in 20-30FOW at the surface were what Jarod said. In the after noon, after the son was up, the suface temp was almost 47. My down temp @ 15' was 41.

I received an email the other day from a new member, and thought I would share part of the email. I put a lot of time and effort into making and maintaining this site, but its everyone here who contributes by answering and making posts, that make this a GREAT site! Thanks for making all of the posts! Mike

toanton lives in Russia.

You can get the new X4 head unit, and everything will plug into it.

Nice job Bill! Thanks for the fish porn.

The important things come first. aka....fishing In time, you will figure it out the computer things.

Nice job Jason! I have a tripod I use, but it is kind of in the way. I am going to build a clamp on bracket for the top to get it up and out of the way.

LMAO My wife has not read this report. I wonder what she would think?

Nice job Randy! They were still biting when we pulled lines and came in.

Nice job Terry, Adam, and "farmer" Phil! Hey Phil.....Adam showed me how to file the points off the hooks.

I slip at Bluffton Bay in Muskegon. Usually(98%) of the time when I am not sleeping on the boat, everything gets locked in the cabin. I have left the boat fully rigged and went home for the night. I have seen other boats that leave their gear on all the time without removing it. There are a lot of people in my marina and they keep a pretty good eye on everyones boat.

Actually......Silver One tipped me off on South Haven.

Most of our fish came after 10am.

Nice job Joe! I thought that coastie was going to inspect us when he made a partial loop, but turned and ran on by instead.

WOW! Nice job of catching.

Takes a long time to bring in 14 rods......Especially when there are 3 fish on them. :D

Nice job Skip!

Way to put the smack down on them on your first trip out of South Haven! Nice job guys!

We made a last minute change in our plans last night, and decided to head to South Haven and avoid the armada at St. Joseph. I took my brother, his son, a friend of my brother, and my sons Hunter and Wyatt. We left the dock somewheres around 7am, and pulled lines at 2pm. We ended the day 12 for 12. We had 10 coho, and 2 small jacks. These are the baits that took fish for us today. The 4" ProTroll with the Siggs Rigs Blue Green & Gold Crinkle coho candy went twice. The 8" Protroll blue bubble flasher with a Blue & Pearl Crinkle Trophy fly went once. The stingray size glow frog and double orange crush went once. The thin fin went once, the clow colored x-rap went twice. Everything we got came from 30-54FOW. Downriggers at 15, wire diver on 3 with 75' of line out, 2 and 3 color cores, and high lines behind 100' behind boards. I kept the speed around 3.0 on the gps going North and South today. I took a picture of the DIRTY DOG, and fishsniffer on the way back in. DIRTYDOG fishsniffer Here is the end result of a hard days work on the lake. YUMMMYYY!!!!!

Nice job Jay! I wish my wife had a fish radar.

Nice job Frank and Jack! Hope Jack is feeling better.

Make sure you have the date stamp turned on.

Nice job guys! Fire up da grill.

Nice job Larry!

Nice job Gord! Where those the only two? Do you have a season for lake trout?