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The columns are sorted into open to the public and what's reserved for our private message board members. At one time, all articles were open, then copy and paste pirates started stealing my intellectual properties, or as I'd normally say, "my stuff." All in all, I'm not very intellectual. If I was? ...I'd have never spent of 20 years in the charter and guide business. However, when you write an article that turns out pretty good, or take a great photo only to have thieves steal your original website content, it's bound to tick you off. Locking down what was formally open to the public, was a measure that was forced upon me by less inspired internet villains with absolutely no regard for copyright laws. If you take your fishing seriously, please consider joining
our private message board. Once, inside as a member you'll see an entirely
different code of conduct from what's considered the "norm" on public
boards. Do not copy, print-out or reproduce material of any kind from this site
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Need Tackle? We're now restocked with
Smelly Jelly scent products for 2010. There's a
special a 3 scent kit & a 4 oz jar of Herring jelly.
I highly endorse the pungent Sticky Liquid Herring scent
for a masking agent and as a ultra superb fish
attractant.
We're dealing with some seriously warm
surface temps pushing 80 degrees. The solar furnace has jump started
the plankton biomass machine above the thermocline. |
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Approximated locations!
Printer Friendly Version Nets can and will be moved, use this as a guideline ONLY! Manistee nets are well marked and visible for about 1/3 mile away, if it's clear. The good part of my hindsight says, the last 2 trips to Leland we racked up 14 Kings caught in 4-5 hours (2 trips) during off peak bite times. When the fish are overly aggressive and stupid at first light ...anything might work. Not so after 9am when King Salmon enter the negative to neutral zone until the evening bite.
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This cycles back to
the 6/24 update concerning the Asian Big Head Carp found
in Lk. Calumet. According the Martin a local to
the area and owner of Calumet Marine:
"Something
that's not real clear in the press about the carp found
in Lk. Calumet. This location is way way past the barrier and quite a
ways past the locks. Nothing but
open water
between Lk. Calumet and the lake (Lk. MI). Somehow in all the
press and news releases ...they don't mention this?
We have asked
the Illinois DNR if they plan on a immediate poisonings
of the Lk.
Calumet area "I can not answer that?" This
requires immediate action. This battle needs to be
taken to the carp where ever they are found especially
when there is nothing between them (Asian Carp) and open
water!"
Quote, "there is
nothing between them and open water!" doesn't frost
your cookies about Asian Carp already transgressing the
waters of the Lk. MI? ...nothing will!