Saturday brought flat calm seas and tons of flies, but at least they were not biting.....We started in closer fishing 60 -85 fow and pulling 4 fish and missing 2. We took a king, 2 bows and a coho on blue pro king spoons and one on a coho rig. I got antsy after going an hour with no hits so we pulled and ran. We dropped in at 200 and trolled to 300 fow without a tick. We pulled again and ran to 400 and took a laker at 441 and continued to pick away at them taking 5 fish between 441 and 475. We ended 9 for 13 taking 4 bows, 2 coho, 2 kings and a laker. High divers out 95, 2 & 4 color off boards and riggers down 25 & 30 all took fish. Blue and orange  spoons took 8 of the 9 fish. We always kept one or two offerings down deeper but had zero success on wire divers or a deep rigger.  The water temp gained 7 degrees throughout the day hitting 67 at the end of our trip on the surface. 

Great lake, great friends, great times ! 

Fished on 6/11 from 3pm to dark.  Surface water temp 57F to 60F.  Went 9 for 12 mostly fishing in 110 feet to 140 feet.  3 kings and rest rainbows, all fish about the same size roughly 8 pound size.  Really rough waves at dark. 

3 to 7 pm.

One 15# king on salmon candy  flasher fly.  Blue/yellow.   That's it.  230 fow down 40 on dipsy.  Nasty fog out there.  Be careful.

I am coming up this weekend, Any nets out to worry about? Thanks in advance, Jim

Solo this morning and got skunked. Had one drive by in 85 and that was it. Really foggy, slow drive out and back in. Fished 70 FOW to 140 FOW and back in. Marked bait balls in 85 and some fish. Talked to one other boat and they had one Laker for 2 guys.  Next time. 

Report from 6-5-21 

We did a day run dropping in about 10:30 am fishing until 5:00 pm opting out of the evening after getting bounced around all afternoon. We found a nice batch of kings in 70 to 100 feet of water straight out of the harbor and a bit north. The largest being a little over 26 lbs. We found blue magnum Pro king spoons and F/F combos both working. We also added 1 coho to the cooler and lost a jumping rainbow. The winds made it hard to run a good set, but 2.2 mph and finding 50 degrees on top for a water temp seemed to work. We marked many large schools of bait and it appears with stable weather and the lake setting up it should result in some great fishing in the coming weeks. We took hits on wires out 70, 4 color lead off boards and slide divers in the top 30 feet, riggers were quiet on this trip. 

Get out there !!

Was out solo this morning was fishing about 4:45am ended up 7-12 throwing 2 coho and 1 laker back. Both on spoons and flasher flies. 

05:30-11:00 June 3 report

First trip to Sheboygan for this year. Took my wife for her first salmon trip ever. Slow for us, going two for three. One two year old King, one nice rainbow. 

Ran two set ups, one program for Kings one program for Cohos.  Varied speed throughout the day from 1.8 to 2.7mhp at the ball.

King came at first light on an orange spoon, mini, salmon candy.

Things went dead for us as we searched, finally ran in to the rainbow North of the harbor in 95 ft of water. It hit a mini Orange spin doctor with green peanut fly. Came unbuckled after several jumps.

Second rainbow came on same setup less than 5 minutes later. Weighed a little over 7 lb.  

Marked a lot of bait fish in 50 to 65 ft of water. Few marks of big fish in that area but no takers.

Water temperature 51° surface and in most places was 47° at 50 to 60 ft down.

We've started picking up around 11:00 a.m. so called it a day.

Fished solo this morning, pretty slow, went one for two. A nice Steelhead on a wire dipsy 90 on the line counter on stinger spoon.  My tip was 140 - 180 FOW top 40. Started there and nothing. Marked fish and bait in 85, only fish and drive by there. Out again tomorrow. 

Going out about 4:30 today for the first time this year. Any tips would be nice. Thanks Craig