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I agree with your analysis of the ninja diver. They do work well, but a little more care and concern is required on setting them up and deploying them.

great eaters! thanks for the report.

Port Sheldon. Same here, our graph was bright and clear. We started in 180’ and zig zagged our way in and picked up 1 small king in 150’. pulled lines when we got to 70’. beautiful boat ride

1st trip of the year, no skunk, flat water and great weather. That is a successful day ! thanks for the report.

90-125 fow. 200 cu 2x high diver out 80’ 1x port DR w/ FS down 45’ 3x bloody nose RV, green jeans ss, mod blue dolphin, bloody glow. put 2 back to grow up. pulled lines at 8:00 a.m. and stayed dry.

A 12 pound steelhead is a great way to start the evening outing. Sounds like they were hungry and we’re feeding on everything you fed them. well done

you experienced the amusement park and salmon fishing all in one. lol ! you never know what the experience will be when you hit the big lake. nice catch. thanks for the report.

Great outing, nice job dialing in on them.

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4 for 5 this morning. 3 kings 1 laker. kept 2 and released 2. 60 - 90 fow. Super slims in green and blue were best on riggers and divers. No board bites.

Nice shake down trip. If everything worked and you caught a fish then it was a success.

congrats on your master angler brown. beautiful fish. thanks for sharing

Thanks for the info Ed.

Great steelhead guys ! What was the length and weight ?

Nice outing Dave and John, Very nice box of fish for the last weekend in September. Well done.

I bet it was a beautiful boat ride and that steelhead looks like he’s been eating well. Thanks for the report Ed.

Well done Jason! You guys found the fish and dialed them in. thanks for the report.

Nice solo outing again Ed. Looks like it was a fantastic morning to be out fishing on the big lake. We made a short trip out on monday morning before some family holiday commitments and we boated 3 really nice kings and untangled a super tangle all before 8:00 a.m. Some how we didn’t lose any gear or fish during the adventure. I finally had a chance to enjoy my cup of coffee when we got inside the Port Sheldon pier head at 8:30. The kings came in 80 to 110 fow on riggers down 60’and 80’ pulling mongolian beef spoons.

Your novice crew had some big smiles on their faces. You did a great job captain ! A box full of fish and new great lakes salmon fisherman. well done!