Lake Michigan Fishing Reports

Photography by Lie-A-Lot Charters
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Sept. 2, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 31, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 29, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 27, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 25, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 21, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 21, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 19, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 17, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 15, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 13, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 11, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 7, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 6, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 5, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 3, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for Aug 2, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report August 1, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report July 30, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for July 25, 2013
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for July 24, 2013
Ludington Lake Michigan Fishing Report July 22, 2013
Ludington Lake Michigan Fishing Report July 21, 2013
Ludington Off Shore Fishing Classic Report for July 19, 2013
Ludington Lake Michigan Fishing Report July 17, 2013
Ludington Lake Michigan Fishing Report July 15, 2013
July 13 Fishing Report
Lake Michigan Ludington Fishing Report for July 10, 2013
Fishing started out slow this morning. We started out again in 100ft. of water just south of Big Point Sable and trolled about 2 miles past the point north. We had all of our lines in and where ready for action when the big one hit on the center rigger at 80ft. down. The down rigger had a 10” tuxedo spin doctor with a big water tackle moo moo meat rig. The fish ran almost all line out of the reel before the young man could turn him around and pull him in. I noticed why when I saw the beautiful 27# king salmon behind the boat. We continued on north and about a half mile past the point, boated the 15# lake trout on a tin can dodger and chartreuse spin and glow on the bottom. We then boated a nice king salmon and hit another on our turn these biting on a full core with a mini spin doctor in blue bubble color (blue and glow) with a blue and glow Dreamweaver fly. The second one came on a 400’ copper with a blue bubble 8” spin doctor and cold steel meat rig. The south troll was less productive only taking one coho. They had enough fish to eat so we headed in. The fish sure are bigger this year. Maybe a few less, but that fish made me a believer. There definitely getting bigger!