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  1. Nice catch, some good eaten there. Gotta be about 5lbs. of fillets:D Nice size perch out there. We got 30 yesterday(4lbs. of fillets). Water is low. Noticed when backin in to take out at smith, halfway out dock was deeper. If you back out farther, it slopes up a little. My trailer sets too high anyway. Won't be long they'll be in the agg. cut. We did get a couple nice ones in the old channel also, so they're getting closer. Come on cold!

  2. I am new to the saginaw bay I have been out 3 times and only caught a sheepshead can one of you tell me where the black hole is thank you in advance

    The map link above will show it. Zoom in and out at bottom of map. Here's it is to left(west) of channel makers. Its the 25-26' oblong area. The wavy lines starting at bouy 6 and running north are called the "fingers", another popular spot........ http://mapserver.mytopo.com/homepage/index.cfm?lat=43.7898149138&lon=-83.797729167&scale=120000&zoom=50&type=0&height=498&width=498&icon=0&searchscope=dom&CFID=946063&CFTOKEN=28905893&scriptfile=http://mapserver.mytopo.com/homepage/index.cfm&bpid=MAP0060030900&latlontype=DM.MM

  3. Here's a map for you to look around with. The little red marker in center of map(and bay) is bouy 2(red one). Haven't been out in awhile, but heard just 2 days ago of some limits of slabs up off Standish. Seems 16-19 fow has been good. We got them pretty decent at bouy's 1 and 2 a few weeks back, but haven't been out since. Heading out for last salmon trip this weekend, then its perch and eyes on the bay until Next year. Aside from the Whitefish,browns, and steel in Nov.:lol:

    http://mapserver.mytopo.com/homepage/index.cfm?lat=43.7254303202&lon=-83.7676234784&scale=500000&zoom=50&type=0&height=498&width=498&icon=0&searchscope=dom&CFID=946063&CFTOKEN=28905893&scriptfile=http://mapserver.mytopo.com/homepage/index.cfm&bpid=MAP0060030900&latlontype=DM.MM

  4. been fishing hb since i was 5 grew up during the summer on a cottage on the water im at 187 fish this year 25 are from lake michigan and less than 30 are lake trout and only ten pinks rest are from southern lake huron:grin:

    Out of those 122 left, how many were steel and how many kings? 50/50? Sounds like the steel is doing great, but the kings are slowly coming back.

  5. Some of my earliest "Great Lakes" fishing memories were of catching perch out of AuGres back in the early '70s. First trip, Dad and I didn't have an anchor so we stole a limestone bolder of about 12# off the breakwall and rigged is up to some rope we did have. Worked great and caught our limit of yellow bellies!

    I know that both perch and walleye fishing improves over on Erie as the water cools into the fall. Does the same thing happen on the Bay? Would love to make a trip up that way and catch both types of good eating fish :D

    I don't remember a limit on them back then. But most didn't abuse the resource either. They caught for the table, and that was enough. I remeber back in early 90's when I moved to Bay City, they made it 100 inland, and still no limit on the bay. Then a few more years it went to 50 and 100, then 50 everywhere that I remember. Then 35 on Lake Mich. Too many changes to remember correctly.

  6. Always a great time on the P1:grin: Look forward to getting out there again next year with you also. You had a great season Frank, as always, the bay is a special place, and I'm glad we live so close to it. Take care my friend, maybe I'll look you up for a coffee sometime if I head that way this fall:D

  7. Is this the right section for perch reports? It says saginaw bay, but has -walleye noted after. I don't see any general sag. bay forum? I don't see any on here, are they being posted in another area? Thanks, the bay is on fire with them right now, get em while their hot:D

  8. Ok, the easiest way to describe it:

    to a 3 way swivel attach one of the 3 rings to the main line

    on another ring attach 2-4' piece of mono and then attach diving bait to this short line

    on the last ring attach a 6-8' piece of mono and attach a spoon

    lower the body bait in the water and it will start to dive, then toss out the spoon. The body bait will dive down to depth pulling the spoon down with it. So in the water the body bait will be running a bit deeper and in front of the spoon, the spoon will be fluttering up a bit higher than the body bait and further back.....most fish will hit the trailing spoon.

    Great set up for walleye on sag. bay also:D

  9. Great job Tony! I think the lack of last winters ice fishing helped alot this year. Always many big ones caught then, and hardly no one got out. But I still want a good winter this year:D Keep hammering them, sounds like great size on the fish, they're getting bigger overall every year. If it keeps going, we'll be like Erie in the near future!

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