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South. North edge of the dunes. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

250 Cu with a kevin's girlfriend spin doctor and meat rig. 27.5 pound king (40" long) W troll 2.5 @ ball 172 FOW. Had 2 other misses on the same setup in 175 FOW High slide diver down about 35' with a green flounder pounder took a 10# coho in 175 fow Fixed slider down about 45' with a moonshine blue jeans took another 10# coho in 175 fow King was on a west troll, all other hits were SE. Speed was 2.4 to 2.5 at the ball on all hits. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Thanks for the report. We're heading out of Pentwater tonight and I was debating running deep and north. Still debating...

The lakers lately have been so fat. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

We marked 6 baitballs last night. No arches around them. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Got a report there were kings off the dunes so I thought we would set up there instead of making the long run south of the point to colder water. Should have made the run. Finished 3 for 3. 21# king. 117 fow. W troll. 2.5 @ ball 300 Cu blue/white spin doctor and blueish fly 11# laker. Same setup. Same speed. 116 fow. N troll. Throwback Coho. 200 Cu. Moonshine Brookie spoon. Towed him around for a while. No idea when he hit. Worked water 65' to 170'. Not many marks on the sonar at all. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Looks like a nice day to be on the water. Nice catch. Hopefully the silver fish show up soon.

Nice job. Get many junk fish? Crawlers I'm assuming.

Are the big kings all on the Wisconsin side? Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Wow. That must have been crazy reeling that thing in and trying to figure out what it was when you first saw it. I wonder how many man hours are put in on this lake fishing for someone to finally catch a sturgeon. Reminds me of a time I was bowhunting with my son who was about 10 at the time. He was hunting, I was teaching. A chickadee was flying around. He says, "It would be cool if that chickadee lands on my arrow." Being a more experienced hunter, I said, "You've got to hunt for a really long time before a bird will land on your arrow." "How long?" he asks. "Years" I say. Sixty seconds later that chickadee landed on his arrow. Congrats on the catch. I've never even heard of that happening before.

Took the kids out today. Started in 170 and trolled west looking for cooler water. Got a throwback king on a 100 Cu double orange crush as we were setting our 4th line. Marked some fish around 180 fow. Surface temp dropped to 59 degrees in 200 fow, but no marks. Went out to 205 but the sonar was empty. Turned east. Got hits between 170 and 150 fow. South troll in that range was beat with a double on inn157 fow. Finished 4 for 6. 100 Cu double orange crush went twice, NBK on a SWR down 40 went 3 times. A big white paddle and a blueish fly took a nice king down 80 on a rigger. 46 degrees down there. 65 degrees on top in that 150 to 170 range. No meat bites. 200, 250, 300 Cu weren't hit. High and low divers never took a bite. Pulled a log out to save everyone's props from hitting it after dark. Also caught a balloon. Started setting lines around 1:00 and pulling them around 5:00. Fished straight west and a bit north of the pier. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

That's a great mid-day bite. Nice job.

Great report. Thanks. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Oh man. That's a bummer.

Beautiful fish Jack. Nice job.

Lots of bait in the channel on our way out. We worked 45 to 150 fow. Best water was 90 to 110. 1 coho, 1 small laker, 3 kings. Biggest was 12 pounds. 100 Cu took 4 hits(moonshine RB dancying anchovy and an orange RV spoon), rigger took 1 hit down 60 on a white paddle amd blueish fly, 250 Cu NBK spoon took 2 hits. Wire diver out 106 down 60 took 1 NBK spoon. Didn't have any meat abord to run. It was surprisingly cold out there with the wind hitting us. Water was in the process of flipping while we were out there. Surface temps started around 52 and ended in the 50s for the same water later in the AM. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Nice job early bird. 8 hits is a fun trip. Sent from my LG-Q710AL using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App