How slow does a dodger and P-Nut have to go before a lake trout can't resist it? That's the question most of us have been verrryyyy slowwwwllllyyyy chasing an answer to for the last couple weeks as trout have been the dominant species in the cooler.
[Read the rest of this article...]
Grand Haven---Anglers are fishing 85-130 FOW. Kings are biting meat rigs in the colors of blue and purple in the morning and green and yellow later on divers and 300 coppers.
Going through last weeks fishing report I was really proud of how closely the fishing followed my prediction until I made it to the end. The part about the winds cooling things off and sustaining the good fishing through this week was a "crash and burn"!
Because of fog, storms, and wind my port have had very little fishing pressure, especially Muskegon. In fact, I don't have a report for Muskegon. Grand Haven--130-200FOW 30-90ft down.
A quick check of the buoy in Port Sheldon shows the bottom has warmed up over 12 degrees in the last 5 days and the fishing has warmed up with it.
Salmon fishing is good, but difficult because fish factors are changing daily. Water temperatures seem
While cold water and strong winds continue to be an issue, there are good fish to be caught when Mother Nature cooperates. The best action this past week has been in 80 to 170 fow. Location from north
Grand Haven--Salmon anglers are fishing 80-110FOW. Divers are back 100 and 150 with meat rigs. Coppers are 100-225 with orange spoons. Meat
We are pleased to offer Great Lakes Fishing reports from local captains, guides, and fishermen. Click here to find out when and where the fish are biting!
Have you participated in a recent tournament or are you wondering where you stand? Click here to see our event standings.
Contact us today for advertising specials, promotions, and link exchange information.
Contact us today for advertising specials, promotions, and link exchange information.