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I have run my spin doctors on the slow hole(fin side) many times. I will often change it up depending on if they are hitting them or not....I also like running shorter leaders.....everyone does it different, its best to try what works for the speed you like to run.

Nice looking rig, looks like all you need is a couple rod trees and a rocket launcher and your ready for anything the big lake has to offer

Welcome aboard, you will be talking colors, coppers, wire, spinneys and monkey pukes on ho's and spring steel in no time!

great job...those are MONSTERS!!!!

THATS AWSOME!!!! What a blast that was I hope others were around to watch that battle go down!!

I was wanting to venture out tomorrow and try for some winter steelhead. Does anyone have any suggestions? Piers? Dams? Presentations? Tactics?If someone is wanting to go and knows there stuff I would love to tag along..

Awsome pics...looks like 1 of the 2 deer I ran over with my truck this morning on the way to work!

Nice looking rig! I would love to hear some of your techniques

I have the Great Lakes Planers rod trees(awsome) and the Berts ratcheting dipsey rod holders. I have fished with Don with his rocket launcher and it works as good if not better then the off the shelf stuff, great job Don. I still think he should have jeweled the whole thing:)

Buying an automobile Gps for a boat is like wearing a bike helmet riding a motorcycle. Yes it will work but when you need it the most it may fail. If you get stuck in a massive rain storm or heavy fog and you need to drive by instrument you need to know that it wont fail.... I would not cheep out on this purchase.

great job, those look nice!

This is a great question Bob. This can be a problem most salmon fisherman face and struggle to find the answer to. Here are a few things to try when trying to locate more than one fish. - Talk to the bait shop and get a general knowledge of the depth range people are fishing(not always the best option but can give you a good starting point) - Talk to everyone you see at the ramp or on the way out the channel that looks like they were salmon fishing. - If you still don't have a clue what depth to start, begin trolling shallow and head west untill you hit fish. - Scrape the bottom all the way to the top of the water column until you know what depth they are hanging in. -TRUST YOUR FISH FINDER, if it found no fish use it to find the fish. Don't fish where there is no other fish. - Don't stay in one area too long if you don't get any more hits move on and find more fish. If you caught fish in 100ft don't stay there all day, you might of caught a fish heading deep or moving in shallow. - Get a lucky charm...ex: hat, sunglasses, rabbits foot, underwear...etc and stick to it. - Go with your gut feeling and don't always follow the other boats out there. - Fish the prime times sun up and sun down. Mid day fish can get spotty. Good luck, I hope this helps

Welcome aboard! I have not rode my dirt bike in quite a few years. I tend to do more salmon fishing than anything. Once you get rigged up I would suggest trying a trip over to the west side here and join us in an outing. I know that a few members and their crew plan on getting together for some fun fishing. Its a great way to zero in on the fish and meet some members.

Great idea, thanks for sharing.

Awsome Terry, i am sure that you will break her in good this year. Looks like you'll be fishin in style!!

awsome job!!

20-25lb Gamma leader on my lead core with 25lb Trilene Solar Collector mono backer 30lb Gamma between my dipsy and spin doctor 40-50lb Gamma on my fly leaders 750lb anchor chain for the old lady

Might be fun to have everyone bring a lure then draw a name out of a hat for a winner!

Great Job! Last year I used trees on my boat and now I can't fish without them.

That's excellent!

Same for me, there are a few guys that live by you Jim I am sure will be in. Randy maybe we can get a South Haven evening thing going...what do you say....

That's awesome Joe, great job. Rabbit hunts are always memorable.

amen!

I like Pine lake, I have pulled some really nice crappie out of there. The best times to fish them was after dark with minnows.

Yesterday was an excellent day for my snowblower to take a puke.....Glad I have 4x4