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Nice Job and Thanks for the report. I was curious how things were doing in that 40-60 fow range.

Saturday night blew Mark! we ended up 1-1 with only one other rigger release (hit the slider) but it never got a hook in em. Dont think it mattered where you were the fish were just not biting. A day makes a big difference out there tho. Knew they had to get hungry again pretty soon.

Nice job Terry. There was a bit of a scum line in 120 fow tonight. What does a "Rodman" spoon look like? Who makes it?

Nice Job Phil and the Gibson's!

One more thing I'd like to add that may help someone. NEVER!!!! drop an anchor anywheres close to the bubbler. I put the anchor down by that thing and I think I set it right on top of the intake pipe. It started to pull like crazy so I tied it off thinking I could drive it out of there and then it was pulling the front end of my boat right down and it felt as if we were riding a bull, we could not get it back so I had to cut the line. Needed a new better anchor anyways!

Started the day at 3pm for perch with my Dad. Caught a few gobies by the bubbla then decide to head to G.H. cause we heard they were getting some near the piers there. By 7pm we were perchless so we started the troll back to Port Sheldon. Heard a little kid talkin up the 120fow range while we were perchin so started there and headed south (kid was right on). We went 8-11 with 4 nice kings 8-12lbs., 3 shakers, and one 10lb. laker. Pulled lines at 10pm for the 3hr. tour. 5 color core -Blue Freakin veggies Rigger down 40- Captain Garys Special DW Dipseys out 75- Blue Freakin veggies and a Mag. Silver Streak duno the name of but looks like a Captain Garys (So spoons with Orange,Yellow, and Blue) 10 color core- Double Trouble (After Dark in the 80 fow range)

Seen about 10-12 boats in 30-40 fow jus a little north of the piers last Saturday. No idea how they were doing, but if I was to go thats where i'd start looking. Good Luck and have fun with the kids, let us know how you do.

Thats my boooaet. Stupid is as Stupid doooeis. Way to help a fellow out Frank, but you got me. I thought id click on this and see a mess of 30+ inch eyes.

Hefty Load of Eyes there Frank. Nice!

We gotta get that guy some pink n black tights next time he comes out with me. lol.

Fished from 9am to 2pm today before being blown off the lake going 5-8. 106 to 130 fow was best. 3 color core- Stingray dub orange crush, Steelie. (Thanks GLF!) 5 color core -DW Steelie cane. 12 color core- Silver streak mag. Green Dolphin glo back Rigger 35 down- stinger dub orange crush, fixed slider. Dipsey- 120 out Bugeye alewife fly/Blue bubble flasher. (Still HOT) 18.2 lb. king on the certified scale at Gold Coast, Landed by Jim "The Anvil" Niedheart. Total for the day.

Gander Mt. in Grandville has buy 2 get 1 free on ALL big lake spoons right now. Good time to get some of those expensive Moonshines, If your in the area. Just thought i'd pass the info along.

Nice Job'(s) Mark.

Nice Job Phil n crew.

Since you already have some, if you dont want those to snag any more fish with ill get them next time I see yah.

Nice Job Andy.

Thanks a Bunch for the invite Mike. You learn ALOT of new and different tactics everytime you jump onboard someone elses boat. Ya- that fish was NOT fun towards the "tail" end of the battle. But was that ever exciting thinking it was a big fish at first. I liked the way your son was getting on me to get em in to.

LoL. A doo doo dive bomb eh, nice.

Oh Boy! Nice one Jim, Like the looks of that spoon to.

Thanks for the invite Phil, I had fun yesterday. Nice Job today to. Hopin an wishin that wind will settle down for us all soon.

Happy Birthday Kido! Ops.. I guess I should be calling you a Young MAN now. Have a Great day Adam! :)

Nice Job Terry and crews! I've lost my boat for at least a week as well. Bro in law has it up to L. Gogebic, been having nightmares of it not coming back in one piece.

Nice Job Andy. Good start.

Way to go Phil, Adam and Pop's. Dunno if Pop's is still around or even would remember me but tell him I say's Hi.

I think they just call it Mid Lake Plateau. Least thats what its called on all the l.mich. bathymetry maps. Searched a little for ya and some call it the Milwaukee reef. I dunno.