Capt. Ken Deaton of J-Lyn Charters reports from Harbor Beach:

Limits of Lake Trout are still being taken straight out, North and South of the harbor on Dodgers and Spin and glows fished right down on the bottom. Continue using the medium and large size spoons off the downriggers as well. Best colors continue to be glow in the dark, purple, pink with white dots, yellow, green, and black colors. Work the 70 to 130 foot of water areas for best results.
Pinks, Coho and King Salmon are still being taken mixed in with the Lake Trout using medium and magnum size spoons off the boards and downriggers from 30 to 70 foot down in the same depth of water. Try adding Tadpole weights with spoons off the Offshore boards to get the lines down deeper.
Steelhead are being taken out on the color lines in 80 to 140 feet of water, try the new Offshore Tadpoles on with your monofilament lines to get them down deeper. The Offshore boards are also working well with 5 and 10 color lead lines with bright color spoons.
Perch fishing is still on the slow side try by the Light House and along the channel inside the harbor with minnows and night crawlers. You might want to try South of the harbor by the cemetery in 20 to 50 feet of water as well.
Walleye fishing is slow, try off the North wall early morning and late evening casting small body baits and spoons. Try the green, purple, silver and blue colors. Also try trolling out in 20 to 60 feet of water with crawler harnesses, small spoons and small body baits.

Bass and Pike are being taken inside the harbor and close to shore casting small body baits and spoons.

Keep those lines tight,
Captain Ken and Captain Janice Deaton

Capt. Ken Deaton of J-Lyn Charters reports from Harbor Beach:

Coho, Pinks, and King Salmon are still being taken mixed in with the Lake Trout using medium and magnum size spoons off the boards and downriggers from 30 to 70 foot down in the same depth of water. Try adding Tadpole weights with spoons off the Offshore boards to get the lines down deeper.
Limits of Lake Trout are still being taken straight out, North and South of the harbor on Dodgers and Spin and glows fished right down on the bottom. Continue using the medium and large size spoons off the downriggers as well. Best colors continue to be glow in the dark, pink with white dots, yellow, green, and black colors. Work the 70 to 130 foot of water areas for best results.
Steelhead are being taken out on the color lines in 90 to 120 feet of water, try the new Offshore Tadpoles on with your monofilament lines to get them down deeper. The Offshore boards are also working well with 5 and 10 color lead lines with bright color spoons.
Perch fishing is on the slow side but should start picking up. Try by the Light House and along the channel inside the harbor with minnows and night crawlers. You might want to try South of the harbor by the cemetery in 20 to 40 feet of water as well.
Walleye fishing is on the slow side still, try off the North wall early morning and late evening casting small body baits and spoons. Try the green, silver and blue colors. Also try trolling out in 18 to 40 feet of water with crawler harnesses, small spoons and small body baits.

Bass and Pike are being taken inside the harbor and close to shore casting small body baits and spoons.

Capt. Ken Deaton of J-Lyn Charters reports from Harbor Beach:

Steelhead are being taken out on the color lines in 90 to 120 feet of water, using 5 and 10 color lead lines with bright color spoons. Dodgers and fly’s off the Offshore boards are also working well. You might try putting the new Offshore Tadpoles on with your monofilament lines to get them down deeper as well.

Some limits of Lake Trout are still being taken straight out, South and North of the harbor on Dodgers and Spin and glows fished right down on the bottom. Continue using the medium size spoons off the downriggers as well. Best colors continue to be glow in the dark, pink with white dots, silver, green, and black colors. Work the 60 to 130 foot of water areas for best results.

Coho, Pinks, and King Salmon are still being taken mixed in with the Lake Trout using medium and magnum size spoons off the boards and downriggers from 30 to 70 foot down in the same depth of water. The Tadpole weights with spoons off the Offshore boards are also working well.

Perch fishing should start picking up. Try by the Light House and along the channel inside the harbor with minnows and night crawlers. You might want to try South of the harbor by the cemetery in 20 to 40 feet of water as well.

There are still some Walleye being taken off the North wall early morning and late evening casting small body baits and small spoons. Try the perch, silver and green colors. Also try trolling out in 18 to 40 feet of water with crawler harnesses, small spoons and small body baits.

Capt. Ken Deaton of J-Lyn Charters reports from Harbor Beach:

Limits of Lake Trout continue to be taken straight out, South and North of the harbor on Dodgers and Spin and glows fished right down on the bottom. Put out some medium size spoons off the downriggers as well. Offshore boards with lead lines or regular line with the new Offshore weights are working well with spoons. Best colors are glow in the dark, pink with white dots, silver, green, and black colors. Work the 80 to 105 foot of water areas for best results.

Coho, Pinks, and King Salmon are still being taken mixed in with the Lake Trout using medium and magnum size spoons off the boards and downriggers from 30 to 70 foot down in the same depth of water.

Steelhead are being taken on the color lines using Dodgers with Spin and Glows or flys, and also spoons. Bright colors are working best, fish them way back off the Offshore boards for best results.

There still some Walleye being taken off the North wall early morning and late evening casting small body baits and small spoons. Try the perch, silver and green colors.

Get out there and enjoy the outdoors, go fishing and don’t forget to take a kid fishing with you! Memories are made to remember and they will last a life time!

Keep those lines tight,
Captains Ken and Janice Deaton
J-Lyn Charters
Harbor Beach MI
www.jlyncharters.com
810-542-0426

Capt. Ken Deaton of J-Lyn Charters reports from Harbor Beach:
Fishing is great! Now that the winds and weather have settled back down
the fish are on the bite big time!

Lake Trout are being taken straight out South and North of the harbor on
Dodgers and Spin and glows fished right down on the bottom. Put out
some medium size spoons off the downriggers as well. Offshore boards
with lead lines or regular line with the new Offshore weights are
working well with spoons. Best colors are glow in the dark, pink with
white dots, silver, green, and black colors. Work the 60 to 105 foot of
water areas for best results.

Some Coho, Pink, and King Salmon are being taken mixed in with the Lake
Trout using medium and magnum size spoons off the boards and downriggers
from 30 to 70 foot down in the same depth of water.

There have been some Walleye taken off the North wall early morning and
late evening casting small body baits. Try the perch, silver and green
colors.

Get out there and enjoy the outdoors, go fishing and don’t forget to
take a kid fishing with you! Memories are made to remember and they
will last a life time!

Keep those lines tight,
Captains Ken and Janice Deaton
J-Lyn Charters
Harbor Beach MI
www.jlyncharters.com
810-542-0426

Capt. Ken Deaton of J-Lyn Charters reports from Harbor Beach:
Well, the wind is to go down this weekend and when it does you will want to try fishing in 40 to 80 foot of water. Lake Trout should be setting on the bottom so try those dodgers with spin and glows and some medium size spoons. Blue, green, yellow, and silver colors should work best. Don’t forget to put out those Offshore boards with some body baits and spoons in the same colors. Put out some of those brighter colors off the boards to try for some Steelhead as well.

There were some reports of some nice walleye being taken off the North wall casting body baits. Try trolling in closer to shore with small to medium size body baits and small spoons for some walleye and Brown Trout.

Keep those lines tight!
Captains Ken and Janice Deaton
J-Lyn Charters
Harbor Beach MI
wwwjlyncharters.com
810-542-0426