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What a beautiful fish a few 30 pounders caught this year. These are once in a lifetime fish congrats! #30lberclub #puremichigan

What a beautiful fish a few 30 pounders caught this year. These are once in a lifetime fish congrats! #30lberclub #puremichigan ... See MoreSee Less

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Huge hatchery fish

Must be a good balance of fish and bait.

Nice one out of Frankfort, Michigan, #lakemichigan

Nice one out of Frankfort, Michigan, #lakemichiganGuess who finally showed up 👌#bigweeniebrand #dreamweaverlures #simmrad #lakeontariosalmonfishing #morganstackle #rapalafishing ... See MoreSee Less

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Beautiful fish

Beautiful fish ... See MoreSee Less

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Harbor Beach fishing report: Some Lake Trout have been taken straight out and North of the harbor in 170 to 200 foot of water areas. They have been coming down deep on the Dodgers with Spin and Glows off the downriggers. Steelhead have been taken around the color lines and out in 150 foot of water using spoons off the lead lines and boards. The 5, 7, and 10 colors have been working. A few Salmon have been caught occasionally mixed in with them. Walleye are still scattered with a few being taken in 70, 90, and 120 foot of water areas fishing with small body baits and spoons. Bass are being taken in close to shore casting small body baits. Keep those lines tight Captain Ken and Janice J-Lyn Charters Harbor Beach

Harbor Beach fishing report:

Some Lake Trout have been taken straight out and North of the harbor in 170 to 200 foot of water areas. They have been coming down deep on the Dodgers with Spin and Glows off the downriggers.

Steelhead have been taken around the color lines and out in 150 foot of water using spoons off the lead lines and boards. The 5, 7, and 10 colors have been working. A few Salmon have been caught occasionally mixed in with them.

Walleye are still scattered with a few being taken in 70, 90, and 120 foot of water areas fishing with small body baits and spoons.

Bass are being taken in close to shore casting small body baits.

Keep those lines tight
Captain Ken and Janice
J-Lyn Charters Harbor Beach ... See MoreSee Less

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Nice job Matt!

Nice job Matt!Intimidator II filled the box this morning! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Michigan Charter Boat Association represents over 600 professional captains that serve over 100 ports in Michigan. As one of Michigan's largest recreational organizations, member captains operate fishing charters on the Great Lakes, River Guides on Michigan's thousands of miles of streams and rivers, Sailboat charters out of many Michigan ports of call, Scuba Dive charters in Michigan's shipwreck dive preserves, and scenic cruises exploring the beauty of Michigan's shoreline, lighthouses, or a lake vacation adventure. These businesses contribute to Michigan's tourism economy and are vital to the region. Michigan Charter Boat Association Captains and their vessels meet all state and federal laws.

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