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Very impressive bunch of Eyes there Captain Ken.

It's great to go on a charter. Looks like fun was had by all.

Wow that fish is just about as big as your daughter! Nice job Ed and Young Lady.

Nice job Justin. fog generally means calm seas, witch make for a nice day.

Bone heads abound in every area. Better yet, did you get any fish?

With a mountain Dew fly.

Collin. Welcome to the site. Bummer on the rough day. Better luck next time.

I should clarify that my 26" leads are behind the 8"spinney. I do like the 36-40 leads behind my 11" paddles.

Nice job Tom.

Now that I got 8 Mountain Dew flashers set up! Nice job Terry and crew.

Check out Grants report located here

Nice fish there Grant.

Now put a Moonshine Blue Flounder on it and send it back. That setup has taken a bunch of fish for us this year.

Did you get the Mountain Dew? I've been using a 25-26" lead on my fly, with great results.

Do you still have the cold water there Jim?

Sounds like a good tome Troy. Thanks for sharing.

Nice slab there Josh. Way to get the boys on fish.

Great fish Guys.

Welcome Kyle.

Welcome Josh.

Thanks for the input. It makes the moderating easier.

Better luck next time Dave.

Great way to get back at it.

Looks like a happy boy. Nice job Tom.

My brother asked my to come fish with him next weekend. I want to put a plan together before I go. I know the point holds fish, but wonder about the skinny water out front for staging Kings. I have a few questions. Assuming the weather, and water stay the same. We would be starting early Am. #1 How many Kings stage out in front of Pentwater Lake? Is it worth fishing the skinny water out front? #2 Should we start down by the point? #3 Should we start out front and work our way to the point? #4 Is there so much current at the point where it messes up the action on plugs? #4 On a typical day is the current coming from the South or North? # 5 If we go chasing deep Steelhead, when do they stop feeding? #6 Are we better off going North to the project? Thank You very much. Ken.