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Bigbones

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  1. What a remarkable day! After a 2 for five Sunday in SOHA, I am presenting your video to my brother as a primer on how to net a salmon. To your kids, “well done”, and to Pug, “way to keep ‘em on the fish!” I believe I would like to join your crew . jim
  2. I’ve been all over the internet. Fishusa.com, franks, Cabelas, marine general and I just can’t find a Pug. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.
  3. Thanks for the report. Did you ever find the fix for the overheating Honda?
  4. 3/4 on Saturday morning. Rain threatened, but held off till noon. 70-80 fow. 12#King on braid dipsey, 2, back 90. 15 # king, rigger kevorkian down 35, and 20 # king, rigger green jeans down 25. Lost another on kevorkian. Decent bounce back from a skunking in New Buffalo the day before. All of a sudden, the fish have arrived. Hopefully not all will leave for ports north before I can enjoy a couple more. 'Twas a long winter, so glad to be back!
  5. Consider also posting on the southend.org, mechanics corner. Hondacat may have a suggestion. You have some good ones already.
  6. A very calm lake let us venture deep, between New Buffalo and Michigan City. This after 3 hours of lure washing from 25-70 fow. Got a 2-man limit in 200 fow. Red/black thin fin took 3, 2 on red/gold thin fin, 2 on orange f//f on dipsey, and 3 on Rasta goose in 100 copper. DR down 20-35, dipsey on 3 back 50-60. Shrimp and bugs in coho bellies.
  7. Amazing! Great catch. Living vicariously may hold me over till Spring!
  8. Grossed out by this space invader of a gorgeous king’s personal space. Wiki says there are 30,000 in the Great Lakes. Make that 29,999.
  9. Nice fish! I was afraid to look and find no reports, but you saved the day! Where the other fish gone?
  10. Trolled to 200. Narrowly missed a skunk with a too small to keep laker that was big enough to knit copper and lead. Had lots of time to untangle as there was nothing else to do. I hope to give it another go in a couple weeks.
  11. Thanks for the report. Looks like a temp break at 55 fow. Don’t know what that means, but I’ll be washing lures this morning. Hopefully fished moved in last night to watch the fireworks.
  12. Shifting winds may have played a role, but in any case there were few bites. 1 for 2. Lost the first in 85 fow, straight out. 150 copper strangely returned a mixed veggie magnum minus the hook and split ring. I think the fish, I’ll call him Houdini, was soon showing off his lates piercing. Never had that happen before. Trolled for 3 more hours before throwing in the towel. When we popped the last rigger line, it popped back. My son was pleased. Raspberry dolphin with orange back, down 85. Thank you dear lake, till we meet again.
  13. Thanks for the report. You have dinner and then some! Hope to try in the am. Where are the cohos??
  14. Wow! Was out there with you. Went too deep to 130. Took a coho on a rigger down 35, orange dodger, green fly. One tip on a pearl meat rig but gone in 10 seconds. Very bouncy to say the least, quit at 1030. Got out just after sunup. Called for the Reel Woman on 10 and 68. Sorry I missed you, as a good report would have brought more confidence than fear. Lol. maybe next weekend
  15. Went for the calm seas of the south end in search of fat coho. 270ish heading and set up in 80 fow. Took a fatty on rigger orange dodger green fly down and back 35. Lost another heavy on 200 copper on silver green dodger and green fly. Big steelie at 90 fow on rigger jagerbomb spoon back 70 down 50. 8# king on 150 copper magnum frog spoon. Another Ho on the orange dodger green fly rigger. Made another pass and took a coho on an orange spoon free slider on the rigger down 50. foolishly left fish to find fish after hearing a report of action 120-140 fow. Made it to 125 without a hit. Called it a day. Hope to go again tomorrow.
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