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We fished North of Portage in 110'-125' and ended up 18 for 27 with a big Laker that was released. We had some issues landing fish at the back of the boat today.

Started off at 50-11ish and trolled NE

Details:

Speed 2.6-3.0
Temp 46 at the ball down 65

150 copper Std size UV Lemon Ice 6-9 all coho
200 copper Hey Babe 2-2 coho
100 copper UV RV Mixed Veggie 2-4 coho
100 copper SS RV Mixed Veggie 0-1
200 copper orange and green dolphin 0-1
Rigger down 65 Moonshine Flounder Pounder 1-1 coho
Rigger down 35 UV RV Mixed Veggie 2-2 King and a Lake Trout
Slider Buffalo Bill on rigger down 65 1-1 coho
2 color Pink spoon 1-2 coho
1 color SS Orange spoon 1-2 Coho
Wire Diver 8" SUV meat rig 1-1 coho
Wire Diver 12' SUV meat Rig 1-1 Lake Trout

Nice camera work

Great job guys. Awesome pics!!

As usual camera work is great. Very lucky to get the subjects you get on the boat. Looks like a great day of fishing also.

Nice job fellas.

Steelie wrote:

As usual camera work is great. Very lucky to get the subjects you get on the boat. Looks like a great day of fishing also.

By "subjects" - you don't mean Bill do you? Lol

Surprisingly, I haven't had a bird on the boat yet this year. Nice photos!

Odd that everyone is reporting a mostly spoon bite. I caught a laker on a spoon, all the rest of the fish came on dodgers and flies. I admit to deploying mostly D/Fs but with all the fish around, you'd a thought one of the spoons I had hanging from downrigged, copper and slider sets I'd have gotten a nibble with them. Other surprise was no fish and only one nibble on divers. Usually with the fish in the area they are now and the depth they are swimming, divers are among the hottest set on the boat.

We had dodger/flies out early and they weren't touched. Eventually by mid morning we rotated them out of the spread.