martemucci

I would suggest starting in 100 ft. of water and look for bait fish. We have caught fish from 100 - 120. As the light goes move into 70 ft of water. You won't see the kings on your graph but they are in there. Haven't been since last week but the water was still cool. Surface temp. 53 with water at 48 down about 60 feet. Standard colors working and fish are hitting almost nothing but spoons. Try different size spoons. Good Luck

For those of you who would like to know whats up. Hit the pier on Wednesday at St. Joe. A lot of fishermen, great weather, slow fishing. About a dozen Coho caught from 8 am - 3 pm. Friday - Trolling the lake from 7:30 am - 4 pm. Very few fish showing. We hooked and caught three Coho. Saw boats around us doing the same. Water temp. 34 at the beginning of the day, got up to 36 when we quit. We trolled the mud line, went to Cook and trolled all the way home from 6ft of water to 30 ft. Guessing this next week before the fish move in. Good Luck.

I am new to the site but would like to add some observations. My two buddies and i have found that there is a decent bite after noon. We fish at least twice a week. Although we are not catching a limit at that time we have caught five to ten nice kings the last three times out including thurs., and friday. Fishing out of st joe. Thursday all three and four year olds during that time period mostly on spin doctors and flys. We have also started early with a short window of catch until pm. Hope this helps. Jim