A change of pace...

[Buc-Eye]

Great Job, and very nice report! I'd like to hear more about it as I am very interested in learning how to fish for Kings and Steelhead out in the lake. Are you by chance docked in Marblehead at Bass Haven? I think I may have ran into you before.

We sure are... we have one boat on I dock and another on L dock... Where are you located at?

I personally do not know much about fishing for salmon and steelhead. Its a whole new science with down riggers, current, thermocline/water temp, flashers, dodgers, copper line, steel line etc. We have been going up now for about ten years trying different charters out. We finally ran across the Hajecki brothers (Crazy Yankee Sportfishing) about 4-5 years ago who tournament fish and when they are not tournament fishing, they charter their boat for clients. I highly recommend them to introduce you into this new fishing scene.

[Jiga-Byte]

We sure are... we have one boat on I dock and another on L dock... Where are you located at?

I personally do not know much about fishing for salmon and steelhead. Its a whole new science with down riggers, current, thermocline/water temp, flashers, dodgers, copper line, steel line etc. We have been going up now for about ten years trying different charters out. We finally ran across the Hajecki brothers (Crazy Yankee Sportfishing) about 4-5 years ago who tournament fish and when they are not tournament fishing, they charter their boat for clients. I highly recommend them to introduce you into this new fishing scene.

I'm also on I dock. I'm pretty sure we crossed paths earlier this year and spoke briefly. So far I've been pretty much just into the Walleye and Perch like most western basin guys, but wouldn't mind going further east to try and catch some Steelhead. Or even exploring other waters for Kings. Went on a charter and caught Kings one time on Lake Michigan, but never on my own boat. Seems like an exciting new frontier.