Wittingen

Nice job on the fish and thanks for the report.

Nice job! Thanks for the report.

Nice job on the fish and thanks for the report.

Got to fish this morning on a friends boat and went 5 for 9. Fished 110 to 160 fow with 130 to 140 being the most productive for us with 4 fish in that range before 7:30. Then our last fish came in 160 fow. We had to land all our fish because the net was left behind at my buddys house. Got 5 fish to the boat and landed all 5 amazingly. We had four kings in the low to mid teens and then a nice steelhead. 3 hits on big lake lure uv spoon dont remember the name but it looks like a bloody nose down 51 on a rigger (2 kings) 2 hits on a full core with a white spin doctor and white fly (1 king) 3 hits on green spin doctor green fly on rigger 60 down (1 steelhead) 1 hit on big lake lure uv spoon same as above 85 down on a rigger (1 king)

Thanks for giving me a good laugh this morning. We are both really excited.

See we should all proof read our posts before we post them LOL. It should have been 12 weeks pregnant.

Got set up around 9:45 and had our one and only hit in about 110 fow of water on a 200 copper with mixed veggie spoon. Fish made a couple nice runs but was never able to get it close enough to the boat to even get the board off before it came unhooked. Then the wife got sick but shouldn't have expected a long outing when taking the wife who is 12 months pregnant out fishing. We were back at the launch by 11 and while undergoing a free coastguard auxillary check heard some water dripping in the engine compartment. The water I believe is coming in one of the bellows. So we might be taking the rest of the year off and getting the boat fixed up next Spring. I know it sucks but I would rather be safe and have everything fixed up right than patch things up and have a major problem.

Thanks for the report

Thanks for the report I am hoping to possibly get out again in the next couple weeks.

Nice job on the fish

Thanks for the report

Nice job on the fish!

Was finally able to get the boat out for its maiden voyage after a very packed scheduled spring. Got a late start but ended up going 2 for 2 from 8:15 to 10:15. First fish came on a braid mag dipsey set on 3 150 back with a 11 inch mountain dew flasher and green fly in 160 fow (7lb steelhead). The other fish came on a michael jackson spoon on a full core in 166 fow (5lb king). Pulled lines at 10:15 to try our luck perch fishing but probably should have stayed out trolling. Tried for perch out of PS first then ran to Holland a few boats fishing for them but didn't see a single perch caught. All in all a fun time out on the water and it felt good to be back out doing something I enjoy again.

nice job on the fish

I stopped by Six street yesterday for about a half hr to kill some time. I saw one jump the dam and saw several others make attempts that fell way short. The fish ladder was fun to watch because there was a lot of fish making there way up. Saw lots of carp in the one corner with lampreys attach to the them.

Welcome to this great site and thanks for the report.

I was hoping to get out Sunday night but it sounds like 20mph plus winds from the NW Sunday so here is to hoping they are wrong on the forecast.

Thanks for the report and luckily you were able to get everything back.

Great job and a big thanks to Sargent John and all the other men and women in our armed forces.

Great to see the young kids getting started.

Thanks for the report and good job on the fish.

Thanks for the report nice job on the fish.

Good job on the fish. We fished Port Sheldon yesterday morning and got the black and white kitty in the box.

Took my fiance and her son out on the boat to do a little swiming and then troll for a couple hours. Had her drive the boat which she has never done while I was setting lines. Had both riggers set and was letting the two dipseys slowly go out with loose drags so I could start letting out the coppers when a rigger parked at 70 with a fixed slider 10 feet above the ball fires. I grab the rod and hand it to her seven yr old son and he struggles with all his might to reel in his first ever king salmon. At one point in time he even had to handle the rod by himself so I could grab the net out of the cuddy cabin. I was not expecting to get a fish that quickly at 4:30 in the afternoon. The look on his face and the happy dance after the fish was in the net was priceless. Fish hit in 105 fow on a mixed veggie spoon.

The wave forecast for this morning was about right on. It was a fairly bumpy ride and then throw in a boat running around you and setting up lines about directly in front of you and them not knowing which direction they are going to troll. Just a little annoying when you had been going on the same heading for a while and then have to try dodging them in the chop that was out there this morning.