Michigan Charter Boat Association

Harbor Beach Fishing Report

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Lake Trout are being taken straight out and North of the harbor in 160 foot of water fishing top to bottom.  Dodgers with spin and glows and clean spoons have been working.

Walleye were taken North of the harbor in 45 to 85 foot of water on the 7 and 9 colored lead lines using small spoons and worm burners.  Orange was the best color.
Atlantic Salmon were taken North of the harbor in 85 foot of water off the 7 color lead line on small orange spoons.
Bass continue to be taken in close to shore casting small spoons and body baits.
Keep those lines tight,
Captain Ken and Janice Deaton
J-LYN Charters
Harbor Beach
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