Nailer

Thanks, My old head forgets user names with real name.

Jake was out this morning also. He claimed all the Charter boats where struggling. The one that did good was up neer Whitehall.

That's a lot of Tuna!

Good luck with your soon to be here baby.

Good stuff there Grant.

Nice fast fun trip. Thanks for the update.

Easy!

Try bumping that speed up a bit. We did very goog out of G.H. at 2.8-3.0 sog.

Sorry guys, but I am not going to hold the July event.

Very nice John. Thanks for the report.

Nice TUNA!! Jim.

Thanks for the update Eric.

Sounds like a great trip.

85-100 fow North of port, and fish 55-75' down.

Very nice Nick. Where in Caledonia do you live? I'm on Campbell Lake myself.

FYI, This spoon from Silver Streak in the standard size took at least 6, or 7 of our fish. It worked from start till finish. We had it on a rigger at 65' down, and on the 250' 32# Bloodrun copper.

Great to have you back Jim. The new ap is up and running now? Nice job on the fish.

Some fuzzy Dice hanging from the top. Nice job Frank.

Looks like fun Mike. Our next Nascar champs there.

It was a great night to be on the water. Did you stay till the sun set? We a a big flurry after the sun was over the horizon. Thanks for the report.

That's just amassing. Thanks for the report.

I took Steve, Scott, and son Jacob out for an evening trip to grand Haven. We started strieght out and went South from there. Finished the night 16/20+something. Riggers at 55-65' down. 250, 300' 32#, and 300' 45# all took fish with standard spoons. Mag Divers at 140-160 with The big white paddle, and Big Weenie Poofster was rocking. The 80-95 fow was best for us. Every direction worked, but south was best for us. A bunch of cookie cutter 12-14# Kings, with 1 Coho mixed in. We did have at least 3 Steel get off. The fishing is smoking hot rite now. Get out while the fishing is good.

On my bucket list also. Any Photos Dan?

Fun night Robert. Nice job.

As the water warms, and set's up, we like Paddles on the low divers, Spin doctors on the hi divers, and spoons on the riggers. If the divers are not working well, try making the leads longer, or fluorocarbon leaders.