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Went 1 for 3 and 2 for 4 Holland 80-250 2 for 3 on a reg Blue Veggies stinger spoon, 150 copper, all 3 were steelhead. best depth early am before light was 70-90 fow. After light 120-140 lost kings on 250 copper, 150 copper, 10 color, and riggers 50-70 down. overall for June, Spoons that were bit, mag RV agent orange, mag UV Veggies, mag Pickle seed UV. Blue variations of spin doctors and flies were good too this year, so far.

Port Sheldon 4am-10am all bites were before 7:30am went 3 for 7 110-150 FOW 2.5-2.8 SOG best fishing depth was 40-60 feet down. Riggers and dipsy were good, and 250 copper went once. spoons were best.

Few lakes in Allegan county locked up yesterday, looking promising Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

It looks like it will be soon! Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Looking for any tips that someone wants to share for ice fishing walleye all over Michigan. Anything would be appreciated, like time of year, depth to look for and maybe favorite rig! Hopefully gunna try just about everywhere and anywhere Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

It's been a "long" season. It ended way to soon, and started to early like always. Second to last day of season was the best hunt for us with 3 drake mallards, 1 hen, and a Drake green wing... that's right, a green wing teal in December. Praying that something will be done about the season. Also, what happened to all of the wood ducks? I never saw one after November started Good luck for late season everyone Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Water is warm. Even slower than last time. Maybe saw 2 fish caught all day at the dam. Lots of small mouth activity. Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Slow, no fish caught. Some coho are in spawning but no numbers yet of anything Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

I wanted to bring to everyone's attention the salmon population in the Great Lakes. I'm only 18 years old but yet I was able to do the research on the DNR stocking and figured out that the DNR have cut stocking by a substantial amount. For the Kalamazoo River at the dam they were planting just over 50,000 chinook salmon around 2012. From 2013 until now they cut back to nearly 10,000 Chinook. It seems to be the same story everywhere from Ludington south on the Lake Michigan shores of Michigan. License prices have gone up for almost everything and the DNR slightly increased stocking of the walleye, coho, and Lakers it appears. But it doesn't seem enough to make up for the money not spent on chinook salmon stocking. So where is all of our money going? Where is one of our largest fishing industries going to turn? I have heard that the DNR quit planting chinooks because of a bait problem. Last time I was out September 20, 2015 me and my dad marked football field size pods of baitfish. We didn't just mark one. We marked around 5 of them and there were no fish at all around them. We also marked smaller groups of bait as well. I hope that gives you something to think about and I hope you start asking questions like I have.

That's right! If you guys go out tomorrow call out for suenami II, I'll be out again tomorrow

2-2 on steelhead. 150 fow and 170 fow. Both 5 color pink plug and a meat rig. Both came on a west troll, it was slow. Not a lot of people out. Sorry I meant 7/8/15 Suenami II

We were about 2.8 mph, north west troll

Well thanks for the info and I'll keep that all in mind!