Sea-Mac

Went 6-8 all kings, from 6-noon.Fished 90 to 130fow- 90-110fow south of pier being most productive for us.6 and 7 color leadcore w/,Mongoose J-plug,Green Dolphin glow back,Green Dolphin silver back, and Gander Mountain Flamethrower each took one fish.17#king on the j-plug and a 15# on the flamethrower (double header).Took two small kings on a stinger bloody nose dalmation as free slider with rigger set at 55.Lost one on Blue Bubble Spin Doc./Blue Bubble glow fly on dipsy set 2 @ 120 back and forget what we lost the other on.

I hope all that read this are wearing their waders cus its starting to get deep.

Thank you Caznik for taking me along i had a great time.Glad to hear you made it home without any more blow outs.I still owe you a dollar for that 40 pounder.Nice meeting you Nate and a Big thank you again to Sarah C.

I have a link for the dipsy diver chart here. http://www.luhrjensen.com/techreports/12DipsyDiver.pdf ...This is for the size 1 dipsy.When you buy a dipsy a depth chart is usually included.I cover these charts with clear tape on the top of my tackle boxes so they are in easy view.

We got 2 kings on the Michigan Blueberry on a small glow dipsy set 3- 157 back before the sun came up.Later in the day we switched that lure to the downrigger and i had one on it after releasing the rubber band then letting it float to the top as i reeled in the downrigger cable, never boated this fish tho. Took another king on the Habanero off the downrigger 50 down 50 feet back (surprised to catch one on this lure cus ive had the regular one in my box and used it a few times before with no results they must jus like the mag size er something).Then we got the steelhead on the Full Nelson (lemon ice looking one) on a small chrome dipsy set 3-157 back.All fish were in 80-95 fow wich is where we spent all our time north but jus slightly north.Had one rip a few feet of line off on the Blue Bubble/Spin doc. large chrome dipsy set 2-120 back.We also lost our Last Nights Bait lure (silver/green/black strip)due to not closing the swivel after putting it on the downrigger line as a free slider.Seems to be alot of that goin around.Voted for the Michigan Blueberry.Had a good time thanks Caznik and Dreamweaver.

Well fishing for as you put it once "trash bass" the past 15 years or more I didnt think id be doing much lake michigan fishing compared to bass fishing.But somehow i got hooked on the big lake "really bad".My 3 times bass fishing to my well over 20 times on the big lake so far this year is why i now think im great lakes fishing material.I understand you saying that for any would be hesitant members to join , jus stating my case.N e ways im in for the July 15th tournament really looking forward to it and meeting some of you.I also liked the fast response i got from Caznik and GLF on helping me get signed up and answering my Questions.-sea-mac

Found it in the winter months just randomly searching for fishing tips.Started fishing Lake Michign last fall,would have joined sooner but wasnt sure if i was great lakes fisherman material.Ive been doing pretty good and gone consistently 2-3 times week since march. i cant promise a report everytime i go out but will do my best to keep you guys informed of whats working like you have done for me. Thanks again.

Sea-Mac would like to join this tournament.

Want to thank everyone for all of the tips/information Ive received on this site and for the laughs Ive got from reading some of your posts.We fish mostly out of Holland and Port Sheldon in a 17' Lowe. Best fish for us so far this year has been a 32 inch 8.9 pound walleye (getting mounted/picture of it is in my profile i believe) and a 36 inch 14.9 pound steel head (also getting mounted-will post a picture when i figure out how)both fish caught from Holland.Would like to sign up for the tournament July 15th out of Port Sheldon if you still have an opening, if someone could send me a pm or e-mail on what i need to do to sign up for this event it would be appreciated. Thanks again to everyone involved with this site-Sea-Mac.