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A. Bomber, That's a 10-4 on the Smelt. They are feeding well.

24-34 FOW Bouncers and meat. 1.5 MPH. The Steelhead with a lower deformed jaw came on a harness also. This is the second one this year. The strong NE winds yesterday had us searching today for the fish. We finally found some active ones. Gitter Done.

Jet Diver should work. I have used the 4 oz dive bombs. GLF uses the dive bombs a lot.

Nice boat Jeff. Ya know I luv dem hardtops.

We made it over to Frankfort about 5 PM Sunday. We were guests aboard the Lycora. We took 1 coho and 8 nice kings up to 18#s. It was almost flat Sunday evening. We fished in 180 to 230 FOW. The hottest setup was a mag wire diver 250 back on 3, with a Mountain Dew Flasher and meat rig. Monday morning we were short on sleep and made it out before sunup. We took 11 nice Kings the largest about 20#s. We were in steady 4 footers with an occasional 5 or 6. The waves and winds were changing and choppy. The same wire diver continued to shine. Two glow moonshine spoons on the riggers did some damage but most of the fish came on meat rigs off the divers and riggers. Sorry no pics, I remembered everything except the camera. We had a few kings that were around 5#s, and all the fish were a bronze color. It had been about 10 years since I fished Frankfort. Hopefully next year, I'll be into the Salmon Slammin, a little heavier. I'll have to shift gears and get back to walleye whacking, and possibly some perch jerkin. Thanks Paul for a great time, aboard the Lycora. Thanks Fr. Charlie for the invite.

GJ Tom. Keep hammering them.

Matt, Fantastic.

GJ Terry. Keep hammering them.

GJ Andrew.

GJ introducing our sport to a youngster.

I'll be playing in Frankfort this eve and tomorrow morning. I was starting to get a crew up for some Monday walleye whacking, when the first person I called made me an offer I couldn't refuse. His uncle was looking for some hands, to fish Frankfort. Priority1 get a needed rest in the garage.

Way to get em Tom.

Channel 16 is the CG channel or for hailing any emergency. A lot of anglers monitor 68. Some will call on that channel and switch to less used channels to talk. The VHF radios get way OVERUSED. I have witnessed conversations that went on for over 1/2 hour. A boat in distress is the only reason to tie up channel for more than a minute or 2. JMHO

Sounds good.

GJ in tough conditions. Play it safe and fish tomorrow.

It was a pleasure Mike. You are very welcome.

Russ, Way to tough it out and box that Fish:).

GJ Justin.

WTG Jeff.

^5s Phil and Adam. Way to Gitter Done. I'll never forget the Spring PS and Holland trips aboard the Plumkrazy.

WTG Girl. Tight Lines always. Don, GJ on hooking the kids on our sport. She will remember this for the rest of her life.

Cool.

Jim, Way to gitter done in adverse conditions. A wet A$$ never bothers a real fisherman.

A warm welcome to the site Jim. You will like it here.

Jose, GJ on lending a hand to a fellow angler. I hope that you never need this type of assistance. You payback will come in tight lines and heavy coolers. ^5s 2 U bro.