The kings that were present last weekend seemed to almost disappear, so the word on the street was to go long. We decided to forgo the short program in the early AM on Saturday and just head out to 250 fow and drop in, troll east and see what it brought. We started fishing around 6:00am and did not have any action until 8:00 am in 340 fow. We proceeded to pick away at them going 9 for 11 with 380 fow being our sweet spot. We found 2.6 to 2.8 mph to be the most productive with a spoon assortment with blue, purple, green and silver being a main component. The take consisted of 7 bows, 1 laker and a small king. The best method proved to be 2 , 3 and 4 color on boards with wire dipseys out at 100 loc taking a couple fish as well. 

Sunday AM - We headed out with a couple friends to the same ground in the early AM. We found the 54 degree water temp from Saturday had dove to 48 after the NE blow on Saturday eve, but we found action almost immediately and found fish past 400 fow as well. The SW winds kicked up a few hours later, so we pulled the pin to head in. We ended up going 7 for 11 with a few jumping rainbows getting the best of us. The program was identical to Saturday but we tried a few offerings 80 to 100 feet down with no success as others did report some fish deeper. The reports once back on shore were that others also fared well in 190 fow and beyond with mixed catches with a few reported larger kings. 

GO FISHING, IT'S FUN !!!! 

Left the harbor Friday 5-29 at 6:00am. Set up in 60’ south trolled for 2 hours. Picked up a Rainbow on a 5color orange and gold spoon. Nothing else so picked up and ran sout east to 295’ and set up. Immediately hit a steelhead on 3 color then another one on a 5 color then everything went crazy. Had a 2 man limit of 10 fish by 10am. 9 Rainbows and 1 Coho. Speed was very important. 2.8-3.3 at the ball. I called a couple of friends to join me Friday afternoon and went out to the same place where we landed 4 more before the winds picked up so we headed in. All spoons Greens, golds, oranges, chartreuse, anything bright. Fished Saturday morning same program went 7 for 10 and a 14.6 Rainbow. Sunday morning same program went 7 for 9. What a great weekend of fishing!!! 

Was setting lines in 270fow by 545am today was calm but big rollers had 5 fish in the box by 7 am.. orange spinndocters with green n sliver peanut fly.  By 9 am the wind n waves picked up and  fish seemed to shut off. Ended 8 for 9     spoons that worked well this weekend below

out by 6am, set up south of the plant in 54 fow, marked fish in the 10-25ft range and as we headed southeast in the 80-95 ft range, just couldn't get anything going. 

there is always next weekend!!!!

Watching from south Lakeshore Dr. cliff, the fishing troller out of Sheboygan w trap nets just headed south past the Power Plant in 30 fow.

Powered out to 220fow almost right away spinndocters with green peanut fly's started goin  also profoil spoons like peas n carrots took fish today finished 8 for 12 

Got out about 6 am, most boats were right in front of the North pier in 45-85' fow, I powered out southeast by the Power plant, set up in 65 fow ran 6 lines, picked up a rainbow about 7ish 32ft down on a blue knight magnum spoon. Only fish I caught. 

Stopped marking fish about 8am, fished til 10am.  Good luck!!!

Coyote, nice pic. There are some mornings I just sit in my rig, pole in hand wo lines in and watch the sun come up. Let it warm my soul and remind me what a pure gift it is for me to be fishing. My head clears of all bad thoughts n things seem to be right w the world then.

I just wanted to share a picture my wife took Monday evening as we were fishing out of sheboygan. 

That talks about after June 29th, until then they can be anywhere.

The weird part about that site is they say no nets get set near Milwaukee. Well, this year there are two set right out of the Milwaukee Harbor and one a few miles north in Whitefish Bay. We may not have nets this now because they are in Milwaukee running nets right now.