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The GPS will tell you the speed over ground. If your fish finder is equipped with a speed wheel it will tell you the speed across the surface of the water. I rarely look at my fish finder speed. I use the GPS speed over ground and the pull in the diver rods. If my speed over ground is 3.2 and I look back at the diver rods and there not pulling hard thats my indicator I am going with the current. Once you find the direction of the current and the rods are squared off the back start playing with the speed untill you get bit then go with it. Many people think that you can go too fast....I always think we are not going fast enought.....imo

Not a problem, its always handy to bounce ideas off people. Always willing to help fellow fisherman out. Sorry I do not know how to TIG.

Great Job Tom!

That's great news!!!

Nice looking rig Jeff. I love the Sea Rays

You the man, great job.

Nice Job Terry.

I will only circle on fish if they are only hitting in that zone. If I am marking fish and nothing is happening I will change my speed and directions. When in doubt gas it:) I have picked off many fish over the years bumping the speed up if nothing was taking.

Nice Job Phil, Adam, and crew!

Nice job Dan, sounds like you had fun!

Way cool, great job!!

Thats awsome wheres the pics??

Cannon has a model not sure but I think it uses a cable as well.

Thanks for the report! Great job

Fish ON!

Great Job! Thats a nice King!

Great job on the fishing Ken, the lake can get nasty and you did pretty good considering. It must be fall when muskegons best come across the air waves. Bring on the combat fishing!

Great job on the BIG Kings!

The day started pretty terrible and did not get a hit for the first few hours and loosing one board. We talked to about 5 other fisherman in the area and everyone seemed to be scattered and hunting as well. We picked up a laker and a few small kings and decided mid day to tool up for some steelies. We got a nice one in the boat and had a few more on for a couple seconds with no success. We then hooked a nice big king on the full core and lost it at the back of the boat in the death roll. We then proceeded to break a rod, run over alot of tackle and get the 7 color and board wrapped on one of the props and rudder. We then ran into the beach on the other motor and sent J1Musser diving under the boat to pull what was left out of the prop and rudder. Lures the worked: Silver Streak Purple Glo Tiger, Blueberry muffin, Steelie Stopmer. We ended the day: - 1 Laker - 1 Steelhead - 3 Kings - 2 Lost planer boards(1 was returned to me by Gary of Miss Vicki Charters!) - 1 broke rod

Great job larry keep up the good work! We had a tough go at it in the morning and picked our way through them as the day progressed

Awsome Job Peter, That lake was beautiful yesterday. Its great to see you and your wife having a great time. I know my wife loves to salmon fish. Keep up the good work cause the salmon are just getting started for the fall.

Great Job Mike!

Wow, great pics!!

Great job Jeff....You fishing this weekend? I will be out of South Haven Friday, Saturday and maybe sunday..Good luck with the new starter

Great work Jarod! Thoses steelies are NICE!! Keep it up and you'll last that 20lber before the end of the season! Nice Pics