dan agnello

I use double Uni-knot. Adding lead on the end before the leader gives spoons more action. Seams to work pretty good since I added it a while ago!!! I have it on n my 150, 225 n 300.

Good job, thks for report!

Good job; thanks for report!

Good job Martin

Nice: Thanks!

Ditto on report Martin!

Great job Greek; see ya up there in a few weeks.

With a north blow only the fish scatter n fishing usually tough. An east wind, if fish r there, will bring them in.

A few days of decent WSW wind should stack up the warm water n setup thermocline for fishing in deeper water. Right now in Manistee there has been a north n east blow n cold water is in now near shore n big kings r stacking up in shallows. I prefer west or SW wind. Makes things easier.Don't like hassle of doing harbor patrol when there r a lot of boats there. Hope this helps!

Thks, yep thats what I heard from my neighbor who was up there until Tues n said they were in 02s south of Ludville before north blow!

Thks, greay day though!

SoHa 8/2 3 for 5, all lakers in 112-120'; most on north troll. 2 for 3 on 300' copper with added lead on the end on double or crush spoon. 1 for 2 on port rigger; main was down 77' n laker on CJ Or Crush spoon on slider. Not hits on dipseys, 10 colors or 150' copper! 1-3s, then lazy 2-3s with occasional 4 later on. Beatiful day on Lac Mich. Done fishin SLM. Next, our annual Manistee/Frankfort trip in a few weeks. Can't wait!

Welcone Dwayne!

Good job; we r heading put there tomorrow morning. Thanks for the report!

Sounds like good time with the kids. Release might have to be a little tighter. I use black releases n rubber bands on lines n seams to get better hookups. 1 band for spoons; 2 for flashers? Sounds like some new fishermen joining the ranks!