Holland 6/16 p.m.

[Dagwood]

Fished solo from 6:00 to 10:00 and went 3 for 6. Steely on a slider with a NBK down 45 190 fow, laker on a 150 copper with a UV mixed vegy- turning to sharp, and a 5lb king on a 2 color with a 2oz dive bomb pulling a MS JJ Mcmuffin (I think) in 175 fow.

I think I just got out to deep as most boats were in the 100-150 fow range. Started marking more fish and bait as I was bringing lines in around 140 fow.

All fish had 4-5" alewives in them.

Just feel like it is such a guessing game with no temp/speed probe. The website that shows what the currents are doing never seems to be accurate. Yesterday it showed the currents going from south to north and my lines were angled south when trolling west.

It was a great night on the water however. Just have to keep practicing.

Good luck, Dave

[gmfishon]

thanks for the report. what web site are you refering to ? I was not aware of one that showed currents.

[Dagwood]

http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/currents/glcfs-currents-avg.html

Here is the link for the currents-

[jake73]

Thanks for the report

[coralee]

Top currents can be different than lower ones which can make things interesting.

[Blackhawk]

Wow, that is cool. Definitely a surface analysis like the temps, but useful info.

[Dagwood]

I believe the website is showing sub-surface currents.

[Blackhawk]

After re-reading the info under the charts, You are right Dave. It is an average of current from surface to bottom. Not a snapshot like I thought it said. It is pretty amazing technology at our fingertips.

[Blackhawk]

Wow, check out the 3 hours previous from today as the storm worked through.

[EdB]

Nice solo catch!