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	<title>Michigan Fishing Reports &#187; Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<title>08-26-2011 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Bill Winowiecki of Watta Bite Charters reports from Glen Arbor:

Fishing out of Glen Arbor has been good. Early morning near shore has produced some nice King staging to run up the Crystal and Platte rivers.  We boated a 14 pound master angler Coho last week.  Some Kings are quite large.  A 27 pound fish was caught in our little Glen Arbor Tournament on Sunday.  J-Plugs and wonder bread spoons are working well.

Off shore fishing around the Manitou’s we are catching a mixed bag of 2, 3 and 4 year class fish.  The salmon are scattered, with all the wind changes.  Keep working the banks and out in the 300 foot of water until you hit fish. Then start working that area.  These fish want to be spoon fed.  Various colors are working depending on cloud cover, and water conditions.  Usually when you hit a pod of fish, they’ll hit anything.  Be very aware of North winds, in Glen Arbor.  We had a little tournament over the weekend, the wind, shifted North-west fast and hard.  We had a very bad situation at the ramp.

The Traverse Bays have good fishing for kings.   Fishing pressure is heavy, but the Salmon are large.  Both bays are producing nice Kings and Lake Trout.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Captain Bill Winowiecki of Watta Bite Charters reports from Glen Arbor:</p>
<p>Fishing out of Glen Arbor has been good. Early morning near shore has produced some nice King staging to run up the Crystal and Platte rivers.  We boated a 14 pound master angler Coho last week.  Some Kings are quite large.  A 27 pound fish was caught in our little Glen Arbor Tournament on Sunday.  J-Plugs and wonder bread spoons are working well.</p>
<p>Off shore fishing around the Manitou’s we are catching a mixed bag of 2, 3 and 4 year class fish.  The salmon are scattered, with all the wind changes.  Keep working the banks and out in the 300 foot of water until you hit fish. Then start working that area.  These fish want to be spoon fed.  Various colors are working depending on cloud cover, and water conditions.  Usually when you hit a pod of fish, they’ll hit anything.  Be very aware of North winds, in Glen Arbor.  We had a little tournament over the weekend, the wind, shifted North-west fast and hard.  We had a very bad situation at the ramp.</p>
<p>The Traverse Bays have good fishing for kings.   Fishing pressure is heavy, but the Salmon are large.  Both bays are producing nice Kings and Lake Trout.</p>
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		<title>07-31-2011 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 31 Jul 2011 14:15:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Gary Schaefer of Trout Scout Charters reports from Manistee:
CURRENT NEWS:  The Big Ones are here.  The annual migration of the Big Kings, are starting to stage off of Manistee as you read this.  Fishing has been good and close to shore with big fish showing up every day now..  We have some new photos on the fishing report page and the photo's page of our website.  www.troutscout.com  Call 1-877-731-4460
 

BREAKING NEWS:  Our tournament fishing has been on a good track with two 1st place finishes a 2nd place and a 3rd place finish.  We have a some select open dates left for August.  Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to stay current with the fishing or you check out the fishing report from the website.  www.troutscout.com

FUTURE NEWS:  We are currently booking trips for September on the lake and river. When the Big Kings move into the river it's a awesome experiance that everyone should try. Don't wait to book your charter for the rest of summer as dates are filling up fast.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Captain Gary Schaefer of Trout Scout Charters reports from Manistee:</p>
<p><strong>CURRENT NEWS:  The Big Ones are here.  The annual migration of the Big Kings, are starting to stage off of Manistee as you read this.  Fishing has been good and close to shore with big fish showing up every day now..  We have some new photos on the fishing report page and the photo&#8217;s page of our website.  </strong><strong><a href="http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=stgsl9dab&amp;et=1106832570279&amp;s=72&amp;e=001LjIWPNezV1udlgvhEamopKNCKJNZPtRHYgkXR31czs8B0cQpjWhofSviXtZxE7hFtab4weRq51VHeGIUF6jVnxxL3Q6S2Pun5Ixld3kwkjo=" target="_blank">www.troutscout.com</a></strong><strong>  Call </strong><strong>1-877-731-4460</strong><strong><br />
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<p><strong>BREAKING NEWS:  Our tournament fishing has been on a good track with two 1st place finishes a 2nd place and a 3rd place finish.  We have a some select open dates left for August.  Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to stay current with the fishing or you check out the fishing report from the website.  </strong><strong><a href="http://www.troutscout.com/" target="_blank">www.troutscout.com</a></strong></p>
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<p><strong>FUTURE NEWS:  We are currently booking trips for September on the lake and river. When the Big Kings move into the river it&#8217;s a awesome experiance that everyone should try. Don&#8217;t wait to book your charter for the rest of summer as dates are filling up fast.</strong></p>
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		<title>06-16-2011 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Jun 2011 15:39:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Capt Craig Kent From Killin Time Charters reports from Manistee:

A break showed up offshore a couple days ago and we were finally able to get out to it.  The 35-37 line west held the temp break straight out and fishing was good for a mixed bag of Steelies, Kings and Lakers.  These fish came primarily on 2, 3 and 5 color leadcore with free sliders and slide divers taking a coule of fish also.  Best baits were regular sized Stingers in jawbreaker, mixed veggies, double orange crush gold blade and NBK.  Bump your speed up to 3 or 3.5 for best results.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Capt Craig Kent From Killin Time Charters reports from Manistee:</p>
<p>A break showed up offshore a couple days ago and we were finally able to get out to it.  The 35-37 line west held the temp break straight out and fishing was good for a mixed bag of Steelies, Kings and Lakers.  These fish came primarily on 2, 3 and 5 color leadcore with free sliders and slide divers taking a coule of fish also.  Best baits were regular sized Stingers in jawbreaker, mixed veggies, double orange crush gold blade and NBK.  Bump your speed up to 3 or 3.5 for best results.</p>
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		<title>06-09-2011 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Jun 2011 14:47:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Capt Craig Kent From Killin Time Charters reports from Manistee:

 Fishing is very good right now with mid sized Kings coming in big numbers.  Fishing has been best in 80-150 feet of water straight out of the harbor and south.  Fish the last couple days came on riggers between 35 and 65 down and leadcore from 5-10 colors plus divers out 100 or more.  Our best baits have been Stinger Nitro Area 51 and Carmel Dolphin.

 
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Capt Craig Kent From Killin Time Charters reports from Manistee:</p>
<p> Fishing is very good right now with mid sized Kings coming in big numbers.  Fishing has been best in 80-150 feet of water straight out of the harbor and south.  Fish the last couple days came on riggers between 35 and 65 down and leadcore from 5-10 colors plus divers out 100 or more.  Our best baits have been Stinger Nitro Area 51 and Carmel Dolphin.</p>
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		<title>06-03-2011 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 03 Jun 2011 13:51:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Captain Bill Winowiecki of Watta Bite Charters reports from Glen Arbor:</p>
<p>The summer fishing season is gearing up in Glen Arbor.  The water is still very  cold ,  41 degree surface temperature was common over the Memorial Day weekend.</p>
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<p>The Lake Trout fishing is very good.  Trolling very slow over 30-60  foot of water seem to be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Captain Bill Winowiecki of Watta Bite Charters reports from Glen Arbor:</p>
<p>The summer fishing season is gearing up in Glen Arbor.  The water is still very  cold ,  41 degree surface temperature was common over the Memorial Day weekend.</p>
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<p>The Lake Trout fishing is very good.  Trolling very slow over 30-60  foot of water seem to be the best depth.  Cowbells with spin glows are working well.</p>
<p> Trolling shallow 10 to 15 foot of water early in the morning is picking up some fish.  1 or 2 colors of lead core on boards, tipped with orange or blue green spoons are also working.</p>
<p>Sleeping Bear Bay is full of small alewives many are dying due to the cold water temperature.</p>
<p> A few salmon are showing up with all the bait fish, so close to the shore, and water temperatures are warming salmon fishing should start to improve.</p>
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		<title>05-21-2011 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 May 2011 15:00:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Bill Winowiecki of Watta Bite Charters reports from Glen Arbor:

A little review of last year brought some good fishing to Glen Arbor.

The early Lake Trout season was good, lots of fish. The King’s started slow, but when they showed up it was the best fishing in the State of Michigan, South Manitou was on fire. Salmon fishing was great until the third week of August and the wind started to blow and blow very hard. It churned Lake Michigan up like a blender. The fall fishing was a wash all the way down the west coast. It killed charter fishing from Chicago to Mackinaw. What this means is that there are a lot of fish still out there waiting to be caught.

I’ve attended many meetings on the fishery over the winter. As many of you know I’m on the Lake Michigan Fishery Advisory Committee, I’m on the Michigan Charter Boat Association Board of Directors, and an active Member of the Grand Traverse Area Sports Fishing Association. My main goal was to get the Lake Trout size limits changed along with all these organizations we’ve finally achieved that goal. We can keep big Lake Trout this year!!!!!! This will make our spring fishery excellent. No more dragging these big fish in, to throw back to die.

I’ve spoken with many Captains down the West Coast of Lake Michigan they were very envious of the Salmon fishing we had on South Manitou. The big King’s showed up around the second week of July and stayed there until late August. It was sure a lot of fun. Every year the fish return to the Manitou Islands with the fall fishing so poor due to the winds, fishing should be real good this year.

Let’s go fishing!! 
It will be another fun season.
Captain Bill
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Captain Bill Winowiecki of Watta Bite Charters reports from Glen Arbor:</p>
<p>A little review of last year brought some good fishing to Glen Arbor.</p>
<p>The early Lake Trout season was good, lots of fish. The King’s started slow, but when they showed up it was the best fishing in the State of Michigan, South Manitou was on fire. Salmon fishing was great until the third week of August and the wind started to blow and blow very hard. It churned Lake Michigan up like a blender. The fall fishing was a wash all the way down the west coast. It killed charter fishing from Chicago to Mackinaw. What this means is that there are a lot of fish still out there waiting to be caught.</p>
<p>I’ve attended many meetings on the fishery over the winter. As many of you know I’m on the Lake Michigan Fishery Advisory Committee, I’m on the Michigan Charter Boat Association Board of Directors, and an active Member of the Grand Traverse Area Sports Fishing Association. My main goal was to get the Lake Trout size limits changed along with all these organizations we’ve finally achieved that goal. <strong>We can keep big Lake Trout this year!!!!!</strong>! This will make our spring fishery excellent. No more dragging these big fish in, to throw back to die.</p>
<p>I’ve spoken with many Captains down the West Coast of Lake Michigan they were very envious of the Salmon fishing we had on South Manitou. The big King’s showed up around the second week of July and stayed there until late August. It was sure a lot of fun. Every year the fish return to the Manitou Islands with the fall fishing so poor due to the winds, fishing should be real good this year.</p>
<p>Let’s go fishing!!<br />
It will be another fun season.<br />
Captain Bill</p>
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		<title>11-25-2010 Lake Michigan, Big Manistee River</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Nov 2010 15:14:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Gary Schaefer of Trout Scout Charters reports from the Big Manistee River:

We finally pulled the big boat out of the water on October 25th.  Our last charter was on the 22nd and it was a good one with 20 fish.  A couple of bucks have been shot while deer hunting and the duck hunting has been steady.  The steelhead fishing has been steady.  The main push of steelhead has not happened yet so we expect December and January to be on fire. Call 1-877-731-4460
 

BREAKING NEWS:  Christmas is right around the corner, and a great present would be a Steelhead fishing trip on the beautiful Big Manistee river or a gift certificate for Lake Michigan charter on the big boat.  Good luck to all those Christmas shoppers and everyone have a wonderful holiday.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a rel="attachment wp-att-712" href="http://www.michigancharterboats.com/appiesnet/wordpress/11-25-2010-lake-michigan-big-manistee-river/attachment/7"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-712" title="7" src="http://www.michigancharterboats.com/appiesnet/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/7-225x300.jpg" alt="7" width="225" height="300" /></a>Captain Gary Schaefer of Trout Scout Charters reports from the Big Manistee River:</p>
<p><strong>We finally pulled the big boat out of the water on October 25th.  Our last charter was on the 22nd and it was a good one with 20 fish.  A couple of bucks have been shot while deer hunting and the duck hunting has been steady.  The steelhead fishing has been steady.  The main push of steelhead has not happened yet so we expect December and January to be on fire. Call </strong><strong>1-877-731-4460</strong><strong><br />
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<p><strong>BREAKING NEWS:  Christmas is right around the corner, and a great present would be a Steelhead fishing trip on the beautiful Big Manistee river or a gift certificate for </strong><strong>Lake Michigan</strong><strong> charter on the big boat.  Good luck to all those Christmas shoppers and everyone have a wonderful holiday.</strong></p>
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		<title>08-13-2010 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:54:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Steve Hamilton of First Class Charters reports from Manistee.

Fishing is awesome in Manistee right now, nice catches of Salmon everyday.
Straight out and North, 80 to 120 feet first thing and then move out to 200 
ft. or more after the first bite.
Downriggers: 45 to 75
Copper 350 ft
Divers: 125 to 150
Salmon ranging 18 to 25 pounds!
Use plugs first thing then move over to meat and paddles.

Silver Horde Ace Hi: Double Pearl Glow, Green with Black Latter back, Green 
Spatter, and glow with black latte back

Meat rigs and big Paddles: UV paddles and white slick/crushed pearl and 
black slick. Big Weenie Black Moongoose.
KRW flys and meat rigs: riverside, aqua gold glow, witch doctor uv.
Moonshine: Carbon 14, Raz Carbon and Flounder Pounder. 
Anything that glows and has UV on it!!!
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[Captain Steve Hamilton of First Class Charters reports from Manistee.

Fishing is awesome in Manistee right now, nice catches of Salmon everyday.
Straight out and North, 80 to 120 feet first thing and then move out to 200 
ft. or more after the first bite.
Downriggers: 45 to 75
Copper 350 ft
Divers: 125 to 150
Salmon ranging 18 to 25 pounds!
Use plugs first thing then move over to meat and paddles.

Silver Horde Ace Hi: Double Pearl Glow, Green with Black Latter back, Green 
Spatter, and glow with black latte back

Meat rigs and big Paddles: UV paddles and white slick/crushed pearl and 
black slick. Big Weenie Black Moongoose.
KRW flys and meat rigs: riverside, aqua gold glow, witch doctor uv.
Moonshine: Carbon 14, Raz Carbon and Flounder Pounder. 
Anything that glows and has UV on it!!!
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		<title>08-05-2010 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Steve Hamilton of First Class Charters reports from Manistee.

Fishing continues to be awesome in Manistee. Some days are better than 
others and have had quite bit of wind but still able to go out each day.
Still good both morning and evening, we have just been going straight out 
and some days a little to the north of the piers. 200 to 400 feet of water. 
Downriggers are 45 to 75 feet and divers 250 to 350 back and meat rigs are 
the trick. We have been using KRW meat rigs (Strike Zone and Holo Red) with 
the Big Weeenie attractor: Black Moongoose. Anything UV too! DW paddles with 
UV tape both white and black paddles.
Silver Horde Ace Hi plugs first thing in the morning: Blue and Green Spatter 
and Double white glow and Double glow with a black latter back and Green 
glow with a black latter back. Glow, meat and and UV!
Good fishing to you!
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[Captain Steve Hamilton of First Class Charters reports from Manistee.

Fishing continues to be awesome in Manistee. Some days are better than 
others and have had quite bit of wind but still able to go out each day.
Still good both morning and evening, we have just been going straight out 
and some days a little to the north of the piers. 200 to 400 feet of water. 
Downriggers are 45 to 75 feet and divers 250 to 350 back and meat rigs are 
the trick. We have been using KRW meat rigs (Strike Zone and Holo Red) with 
the Big Weeenie attractor: Black Moongoose. Anything UV too! DW paddles with 
UV tape both white and black paddles.
Silver Horde Ace Hi plugs first thing in the morning: Blue and Green Spatter 
and Double white glow and Double glow with a black latter back and Green 
glow with a black latter back. Glow, meat and and UV!
Good fishing to you!
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		<title>07-27-2010 Northern Lake Michigan</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Captain Steve Hamilton of First Class Charters reports from Manistee.

Fishing continues to be good, from Manistee straight out and north to 
Onekama. 
Fishing tournaments all last week, lots of boats in Manistee and lots of 
nice fish caught, Kings in the 17 lb. to over 20 lb. plus weight range.
125 to 145 feet of water and later even out to over 400 feet. Everything 
working, downriggers, divers, copper and lead core. Fish are up a little 
higher now.
Meat rigs and attractors still the ticket and the Ace hi green spatter and 
ace hi double white glow with black latter back. We are using the herring 
strips in the meat rigs now. 
UV seems to be the ticket, the tape on the paddles and the UV tinsel in the 
flys. If you have not tried KRW Witch Doctor, you should give it a try!
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Captain Steve Hamilton of First Class Charters reports from Manistee.</p>
<p>Fishing continues to be good, from Manistee straight out and north to<br />
Onekama.<br />
Fishing tournaments all last week, lots of boats in Manistee and lots of<br />
nice fish caught, Kings in the 17 lb. to over 20 lb. plus weight range.<br />
125 to 145 feet of water and later even out to over 400 feet. Everything<br />
working, downriggers, divers, copper and lead core. Fish are up a little<br />
higher now.<br />
Meat rigs and attractors still the ticket and the Ace hi green spatter and<br />
ace hi double white glow with black latter back. We are using the herring<br />
strips in the meat rigs now.<br />
UV seems to be the ticket, the tape on the paddles and the UV tinsel in the<br />
flys. If you have not tried KRW Witch Doctor, you should give it a try!</p>
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