Bobr

Got set-up about 7:30 and headed NW starting in 110 fow. Got to 145 turned back to the SE and had a 17# King hit the 300 copper with a blue/green spoon with a red eye on it. Trolled awhile around this area and finally headed toward the pier and hit a nice fat coho on the same 300 copper in about 90 fow. I missed the hot bite at sunrise in shallow 80-100 fow) based on the radio chatter. fun morning!

Trolling around 2.2 kts and the flasher was about 30-35 ft behind the ball

Fished solo again out of Grand Haven as the wife was off on a girls weekend.Headed NW starting in 120 FOW and found kings in 130 to 140 FOW. #1. 10.5 # king on a white paddle and blue fly down 82 (fish hawk depth) Swung around to SE and #2 a 20 # king hit a large wonderbread spoon on a 300 Copper. Circled back to the NW and landed a 5# lake trout on a white/blue magnum spoon 90 down. Headed back SE and landed fish # 4, a 20# king on the same paddle/fly as the first king, 88 down. Decided to head in as the cooler was getting full And I was getting tired!

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2.0 to 2.2 kts Sent from my iPhone using Great Lakes Fisherman

Fished from 7:30 to 11:30 and went 4 for 6. Headed straight out and set up in 100 fow and trolled NW out to 220 and headed back SW. All the fish came in 190 to 220 fow. 5 of the 6 came on a 10 color with a yellow/green/orange spoon (can't keep track of all the wild names!). A 8# king came on a spin doctor (silver w/ green spots) and a orange/red fly on a rigger 81 down in 190 fow. Also got a 5# Coho and a couple small greasers. See attached pic that shows the lures! It was a beautiful morning on the big lake! Sent from my iPad using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App

Fished from 6:30 until 10:00 and went 5 for 7 with 4 coho and a 9# Steelhead. Caught in 140 to 180 FOW on dipstick 200 back, 300 copper and a 10 color. Blue/green spoons, watermelon spoon and a green/yellow 8" white flasher with a green meat rig. Not sure where the kings went this morning! Sent from my iPad using Great Lakes Fisherman Mobile App