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I can't help you with the question, but Welcome to the site Crabara.

Thanks foer the update Mike.

Nice job Ed. Silver was a tad tough up there this year.

Thanks for the update Todd.

Thanks for the update Justin. Better luck next time.

Nice job Eric. Welcome aboard.

Nice Job guys.

As in the last few years, I went up to Pentwater to fish the PSA with my BIL Bruce. Unlike years past, the silver fish where hard to find. Saturday Am we found 2 10# (range) kings in 135', numerous shakers, and 2 lakers. Saturday Pm, Jake and I went down to the point, and fished North in 65 fow. Again all we could muster was 2 10# (range) kings, and 1 shaker. Sunday Am, we started in 85 fow and thought we would troll West till we found bigger fish (Did not work). Reports where that some fish where being caught in 35-45 fow North of port, so we pulled everything and went there. As it turned out they where Lakers, so we said f it and started Laker fishing. We ended with 8-9 of them, then left. Big Weenie Meat rigs with, and with out paddles took most of our fish, as well as spoons, but really don't remember the details.

Sweet.

Very nice Michael. Thanks for the report.

You da man Kev.

Thanks for the update Pat.

Sounds like a great day Mike.

It's not just you Tom. Silver fish are hard to find right now.

Thank You for pointing that out. Whenever you see the GLF Pro-staff signature it's from a Facebook post. Good luck Tim on the bay, and let us know how you did.

The lake will have a lot more current once the lake warms up. In West Mi. most of the time a South troll will produce (that may change after a big blow).

Thanks for the report Bill. Nice job.

Jake is down there Mating on a charter boat. He says most of the kings have moved North. Still getting lakers on the bottom in 80-100 fow. You may have to run North of Muskegon to find numbers of silver fish. Good luck to all of you.

There's quite a few guys here with that boat. Hopefully someone chimes in. Go through my gallery. I have a Tiara (post Slickcraft) is very close to the same boat.

Sweet.

Perfect! Thanks for the update.

My son was mating on the It'llDo pro boat, and they came in second. They where on the salmon each dad, but he said the where moving 10-20 miles north each day. Thanks for the report.