danthebuilder

Sell your rigger and buy one that can handle a bigger ball.

Prior to this week, there were Coho in 325 to 350 FOW and Steelhead were there too. I haven't been out for about 1 week but on Tuesday last week we took 12 fish in that area. Been a little rough since then but will be out a couple of days this weekend. Possibly Friday and Sunday. Try to raise the SilverKing on 68 if I am out will respond.

How deep does it get out there?

http://www.cannondownriggers.com/asc/

The baitbox in port washington looks like its the closest.

That is awesome you got a new fish cleaning station to use everytime. Make sure you accidentally call your friends "clients" around him.

You can still use a slide diver with a wire.

http://vimeo.com/61677031

Any chance you would like to give readers a chance at a water depth, troll direction, port, best colors ?

People who post in this section that don't include the port name & date in the title are most likely facebook posts automatically transferred over here. You'll hardly get a response from those posts.

I'm a little confused.

How many copper setups do you have & what lengths are they?

How many boards are you running on a side?

How much spacing are you giving them?

What other lines are you running?

Are you tangling or just paranoid?

The entire front of the board can come out of the water. That's fine. As long as its pulls off to the side and doesn't tangle with the other lines. That's all I care about. That and occasionally a fish is caught.

Thanks, i'll ask around if someone has them here.

Hattrick... Although I like the product and it has done well for me... it is way to expensive. 8.99 or more for 6 pieces is over kill. We have went to cutting our own for a 3rd of the price.

Do you get a discount for buying in bulk' date=' assuming you run alot of it as a charter captain you must have too. 6-9 rods is expensive to refill with a hot bite![/quote']

where do you get your herring from to cut up?

Great job, thanks for the report.

Nice job. Don't forget to upgrade you fish count!

cool video.

The old dual rod holders(non trees) they used to make I thought were kinda tough to move and the positions weren't in the right spots. I went and talked to the guy at the show and played with the ones they had there. They were night & day difference compared to mine. They were so much better.

I bought a pair of poor mans rod trees this year from mad docks and the swivel base was a huge let down. There is a lot of slop in it. So, I think these fish-on's are the best deal out there.

Thanks for the update and hard work.

Take it back to where you bought it.

Thanks for the report. Welcome to GLF.

Toss it.

Sounds like you're doing it right.

So in 1 trip you caught as many as you did last year? Awesome man. Great job on the throw back too. Sorry to hear about the net. Hopefully the days of nets are numbered.

there is something going on I am getting a certificate error and have to click show all content to get into the site. This is on three different machine windows 7 with ie 9, win 7 with ie 10, and windows 8 with ie 11

Is your date and time set correctly?

Thanks for the report. I do have a question.

trolled NW to the 12's

What does the 12's mean? Thanks.

Excellent first post. Thanks for the report. Welcome to GLF.

If you follow the temp breaks in the attached screenshot, that's usually the best place to find fish. I highlighted the tight lines in yellow... those are drastic temp differences. Those tight lines slowly move offshore. Typically in June you can find that break out in 300+ and the steelhead will be there.

Once the lake sets up and we get some thermoclines its a different ball game. Until then, if you follow the surface breaks, you typically find fish.

http://www.coastwatch.msu.edu/michigan/m4.html

Great post. Thanks for the info.

The guys did well in the south haven steelheaders tournament. The fish were caught to the north of south haven too. I'd expect the kings to show up in holland any day.

Please keep the cardboard in the jar full of fuel and let me know what happens. I dropped one in last year and haven't seen it yet. I pulled the tank and emptied it. I removed the fuel sensor/float and looked in there. I couldn't find it. I was always taught to have a spare 5 gallon external tank on board at all times. So, with that and a spare filter. I feel like I've got nothing to worry about but, I still worry though. I would love to know what happens to that cardboard in the jar.