Paulywood Posted June 10, 2011 Posted June 10, 2011 Sorry for the late report, I started my new job this week and have been really busy. I also got home a little late on sunday. We ran out to 200' and headed SW. Picked up a king and laker as we were setting up. King came on a rigger 50' down on a BLL prototype that is red/orange/UV. We also missed a king on this setup in 220' a little later in the morning. I'll post a pic of it later. The laker came on a BLL Blue Halfstick on a fullcore. We took another king in 160' mid morning on a BLL Holo Green Dolphin on a 7 color. Our last fish was around 11 in 95' on a Blue Chilly Willy SS mag set on the SWR 65' down on a north troll. This was a big 'ol 13# laker. But my biggest catch of the day was a 21' Sea Swirl Striper caught on an anchor line in 120' just south of Saugatuck. Marty (ratchet) was also fishing the WMFL. He had his new GPS zoomed out and thought that he was just south of Holland. The night before he hooked up the boat and checked the gas gauge. He thought it read 3/4 full, but in reality it was less than 1/4 full. When you combine the 2 you run out of gas about 1 mile south of Saugatuck when you launched out of Holland. We ran down and towed him into Saugy so he could fuel up. By the time we ran back up to Holland and loaded up it was after 3pm. By my count we came up with roughly 5,000 jokes about why Marty purposely ran out of gas so far south just so he could visit Saugy. The people on my boat found them much funnier than the people on Marty's boat. He did get some consolation as his son gave him an early Father's Day present, 2 brand new Big Jon Pro Tournament riggers for his new boat. All in all it was a very interesting day, even though we couldn't seem to catch many fish.
tgafish Posted June 10, 2011 Posted June 10, 2011 You tied up to a bunch of guys so they could get pumped and filled up in Saugatuck
luremaker Posted June 10, 2011 Posted June 10, 2011 NickGreat Report ,sorry you hit a few snags but you did the right thing by towing then in. Alot of people will not go out of there way to do that.Great fishing report ,we are offering the prototype spoons and more at the powder horn In holland now ,you and dave have been doing a great job and you are finding the fish we just had to add them. Thanks keep the info coming and photos of your catch is always great.Luremaker BLL
SUPERTRAMP Posted June 10, 2011 Posted June 10, 2011 Well done on both sides, some nice fish and a good samaritan job well done. As to the jokes about Saugy_____ Marty and crew need to toughen up and get over it. (LOL) The fine gentlemen in Saugatuck were glad to help them out, I am sure.
Paulywood Posted June 10, 2011 Author Posted June 10, 2011 I was surprised Marty was able to pay cash for fuel, I figured he'd have to work it off!
Playin Hooky Posted June 11, 2011 Posted June 11, 2011 So, Nick...your new job is running a SEA-TOW franchise?? That 2 trips in a row, isn't it?Nice work--good on ya!Eric
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