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Well after getting the boat rigged and ready to go it was time to do some pre fishing Friday after work for a few hours. After working out a few bugs in the boat we got to go fishing we only had lines in the water for about an hour before the sun set and we didn't have a bite fishing in front of pier heads. On Saturday we made the decision to head off shore and it payed off we ended up going 9-10 all coho and it was good enough to take 4th place in the Buffalo Bill Tournament. We were pleased with that expecially being our first tournament in the new boat. Michigan Stinger spoons and Shasta Tackle sling blades with small coho flies on downriggers and Church Tackle boards with Morgans copper did the damage. We are fishing the upcoming Hoosier Coho Club Pro/Am this weekend and we are looking for similar or better results! We also did fish Sunday at first in front of the pier heads in Michigan City with no action then we decided to head up to New Buffalo and finally got into some fish which were all lake trout and definitely kept us busy! Here are some pictures enjoy!

Nice work Joe

I see you rigged your new boat so it's hard to step onto from the dock. Cum-on, leave a gap somewhere. I also see your girlfriend is still as hot as ever. I can't even get my wife to go for a boat ride, much less fish with me....

Good luck in the next tourneys.

Nice job Joe. The boat looks great!

Really nice rig, really nice finish in BB.

However, one "think-about-it" from an old geezer; WTH you doing on the swim platform? Water temp was 39 just below the surface. By the time someone turned the boat around to pick you up, it would likely be over.

Anyways, best of luck in upcoming tournaments.

Keep up the great job. I think South End decal would look good on the boat too. Rudey

BNature wrote:

I see you rigged your new boat so it's hard to step onto from the dock. Cum-on, leave a gap somewhere. I also see your girlfriend is still as hot as ever. I can't even get my wife to go for a boat ride, much less fish with me....

Good luck in the next tourneys.

Thanks and there is plenty of room to get on there is a nice gap in between the trees and bow rail and actually that's were the step is so it perfect and everything is mounted on tracks so I can move anything at anytime

dogsbestfriend wrote:

Really nice rig, really nice finish in BB.

However, one "think-about-it" from an old geezer; WTH you doing on the swim platform? Water temp was 39 just below the surface. By the time someone turned the boat around to pick you up, it would likely be over.

Anyways, best of luck in upcoming tournaments.

Thanks and you gotta keep them Lakers on the back of the boat so your floor doesn't end up slick as snot from all the laker grease haha

Nice mess of fish and sweet looking rig.

Thanks!