06-05-2006, 11:39 AM
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Fishing report for Lake Michigan Milwaukee, Wisconsin. East wind and clear skies has slowed the midday action. First light and the last light of the day are the best times to catch Coho on flashers and flies. The surface temperature has warmed up to 62 degrees and the fish are moving down. We’re taking a mixed bag of 80% Coho, 20% Chinooks and a few Browns and Lake Trout. There are a few fish on top with most of our action on downriggers 20-70 down in 50 to 120 feet of water. Look for the huge schools of baitfish for the best action. Peanut flies in green or purple are best for hammering the Coho tied 13 inches behind a 6 inch orange flasher. There are also Chinooks around between 10 and 12 pounds. Big spoons are working for the Chin's on downriggers presented from 25 feet to the bottom. The best spoon for us is the Vulcan #3 Fire Tiger or Monkey Puke glow at first or last light. Slide Divers are also producing fish 30-40 feet down with spoons or flasher flies. [/size][/font]
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Fishing report for Lake Michigan Milwaukee, Wisconsin. East wind and clear skies has slowed the midday action. First light and the last light of the day are the best times to catch Coho on flashers and flies. The surface temperature has warmed up to 62 degrees and the fish are moving down. We’re taking a mixed bag of 80% Coho, 20% Chinooks and a few Browns and Lake Trout. There are a few fish on top with most of our action on downriggers 20-70 down in 50 to 120 feet of water. Look for the huge schools of baitfish for the best action. Peanut flies in green or purple are best for hammering the Coho tied 13 inches behind a 6 inch orange flasher. There are also Chinooks around between 10 and 12 pounds. Big spoons are working for the Chin's on downriggers presented from 25 feet to the bottom. The best spoon for us is the Vulcan #3 Fire Tiger or Monkey Puke glow at first or last light. Slide Divers are also producing fish 30-40 feet down with spoons or flasher flies. [/size][/font]
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