KICK'R

We headed out Wednesday afternoon and set up a 6 rod spread around 6:30pm and fished until around 10pm. We ended up with a few misses and a nice 15lb king that came on a rigger down 50 with a moonshine bloody nose spoon. We fished in 45 to 60 FOW north of the wreck. On Friday night we decided to pull an all nighter. We started fishing at 8pm and fished until 6:30am on Saturday. We ended up 5 for 9 with 3 coho, 1 king, and 1 laker we worked the same area as Wednesday and ran a six rod spread moonshine spoons did the damage from 25 to 50 ft down. We have always talked about fishing threw the night and finally decided to do it all in all a great time even though we didn't get the big kings we were searching for. Here are some pictures enjoy!

View from the captains seat this weekend! https://youtu.be/eRQj5U3ItDc

We pre fished Friday morning in 3-4ftrs and ended up with 3 steelhead and lost a laker. On Saturday waves where about the same we ended up with 2 steelhead and a couple misses not exactly what we were looking for to weigh in the tournament. Sunday started out as the calmest day of the 3 but that soon changed before we knew it we where fishing 3-4ftrs again that ended up building to 5ft+ before they called the tournament at 11am. We ended up with 2 steelhead again and a few missed bites. The fish we did catch came on mostly spoons anywhere from 20-75ft down in 80-130fow. We just couldn't get the kings to bite it seemed that teams either did really good or really bad and we happened to fall into the really bad category. It was a rough weekend on the water with the less than ideal wave conditions and slow fishing but all in all we had a great time at our favorite tournament the BIG RED CLASSIC!

Nice being dock neighbors see you the next time we are up that way!

Nice job this weekend guys!

That's always the way it goes!

Not normally but who knows with the way the fishing has been going its been a strange year

We headed up to Holland, MI to do some pre fishing for the BIG RED CLASSIC this upcoming weekend. We headed out Saturday evening around 5:30pm we fished 80-120fow we ended up with a laker and a king and pulled lines around 10pm. On Sunday morning we set lines around 6:00am and fished until 11:00am we worked 80-140fow we took a steelhead in 130fow and a king in 115fow. Meat rigs and spoons did the damage we are heading back up to Holland Thursday after work and will be pre fishing Friday morning for the BRC! Be sure to stop by and say hello if you see us at the dock this weekend!

Great report!

How deep

Thanks!

Good to hear just in time for us to come up and put the hurtin on them!

Fished same area today but much slower only ended up with 5

That's how we always look at it!

We headed to Grand Haven, MI from my house in Indiana on Saturday morning we left my house at 1:30am. We got the boat in the water around 5:15am MI time. We trolled in the mud for a couple passes with no luck so we headed to deeper water and took a nice king in 75fow on a 300 morgans copper with mixed veggie spoon. We trolled for a little while longer before having to pull lines to run from the storm.

Headed out Friday afternoon to the same area that we have been fishing but we only ended up with 1 lake trout and missed a down rigger hit. We where lucky that the storms stayed north so we could stay on the lake it was a great night to be on the water even with the slow fishing. Sunday we headed to same area to set lines but heard they had moved into shallower water so we trolled into 55fow and started catching them. We ran 6 rods and ended up 5 for about 12 with 4 coho and a laker. We lost a nice steelhead at the back of the boat.

Decided to take a break from the salmon and try for some tasty perch as we had heard of good reports. We fished east of the donut about a mile in 22 fow and managed 38 keepers and about 15 throw backs in about 2.5hrs. We took my girlfriends nieces and the had a blast hammering the perch!

Way to go!