EdB

Nice job.

Good start to your season Mark!

Selling for the wife. Here is a link to the specs for this kayak: http://www.paddleva.com/product.asp?pfid=APP00454 Used, it has some scratches and scuff marks on it. It is solid with no structural cracks. One seat back has a tear but everything works fine.

Thanks for the report, great catchin!

Thanks Josh!

Nice job!

Way to go, nice box!

Nice catch Scott!

That's a nice box for a short trip after sleeping in.

Nice catch!

Great catch Paul! Darn weather is looking iffy for the weekend.

Looks like your having a great vacation!

Well done!

Very nice.

Thanks for keeping us posted on your side of the pond!

I like your spread and like to have 2 - 300 coppers in August when the fish are deep so I can have one on each side. Rather than knock one done, start saving to buy another rig for another copper. I want to add a 400 copper on my boat.

Glad to have you on the boards, good luck on your first trip out this season.

I usually monitor 16 and 14 although just a couple other buddies use 14 so there is not a lot of traffic on it. Haven't been fishing since before Easter, it's killing me with all the good action. Some buddies did real good Saturday, 125 to 160 feet of water just a little south.

Nice job Grant, that sure is good to see on the east side.

Thanks for the report!

2nd that.

They got her freed, video in this link: http://www.9and10news.com/story/17451877/freighter-stranded-in-the-manistee-harbor 10:40pm- The McKees Sons was successfully removed from the Manistee Harbor and transported to Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin for further repairs. 10:00pm- We just spoke with the Coast Guard and we can tell you the freighter is floating once again and was being straightened out in the channel. Tug boats are also in position, and it is possible the McKee Sons Freighter has already been pulled from the sandbar and into Lake Michigan. 6:00pm- A boat crew from Coast Guard Station in Manistee responded to a grounded vessel with 17 people on board around 5:45 this morning. The barge "Invincible" was leaving the Manistee Harbor after dropping off a load of coal when it got grounded. The vessel grounded in Lake Michigan about 600 feet north of the North Manistee Breakwall and is reportedly obstructing about 30 percent of the channel. It was reported that the grounding damaged a shaft in the vessel's engine room, causing it to begin taking on water at the rate of about two gallons per minute. The Coast Guard is enforcing a safety zone 100 yards around the vessel. There were no reported injuries. Pollution responders from SFO Grand Haven are monitoring the situation and are developing a response plan in coordination with Coast Guard Sector Lake Michigan, in Milwaukee, and the vessel owner. The cause of the grounding is under investigation. 9&10's Jessica Dupnack was in Manistee today and has more details.

Nice catch Kevin!

Nice job, cancelled our fishing Sat due to the forecast and blew it, wasn't bad after that line of rain went through. Way to get em!

Nice box!