Fishing is very good all over the north shore right now from the Lester to 2 harbors. Lake trout and steelhead are being caught in numbers. Due to the murky water there are lots of fish up high, and I mean top 20 feet of the water column over 500 feet. Went 12 for 15 today in a short period of time. Spoons and cranks are producing. Will report more later, gotta get the boat back in order for tomorrow morning!
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Lake Superior, Duluth, trout action is HOT!!!!
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August 16, 2011 at 11:43 pm #988818
The pattern that I’m on is producing 3 to 5 pound lakers with 6 to 9 pound steelhead mixed in. There are bigger lake trout being caught but the area that I’m fishing hasn’t showed me a 10 pounder yet, but the numbers are there. My guess is the smaller fish are up top as the big girls are down deeper but that’s just me. Hopefully some big ones will show up tomorrow!
August 17, 2011 at 1:01 am #988834Thanks for the report, looks like we’ll be hitting the lake next week.
Al
August 17, 2011 at 4:18 am #988908Sounds like an awesome time on the water, any pics of some of the Steelhead??
Jack
arklite881southPosts: 5660August 17, 2011 at 11:08 am #988942That sounds AWESOME Grant!! I would absolutley love to fish for those Lake Trout and “Steelies” someday. Your a lucky man having Lake Superior in your backyard Bud!!
August 18, 2011 at 1:31 am #989147No doubt, Grant – fishing for the trouts has been superb as of late..
September 5, 2011 at 9:08 pm #993028Hey grant you going out tuesday or wednesday? I was wondering if you had room for a guy to learn more about it?I was out on grindstone in pine county and we (My old man)caught one laker and had one hit that snapped the light line. I will help out with what ever cost you need!!! Please help
Jason
September 6, 2011 at 1:09 am #993053Awesome fish Jason!! Like i said in my pm, i will be giving you a call around noon tomorrow!
September 6, 2011 at 12:11 pm #993093Hope it stays hot foe a while, we’ll be going out of Superior Wisc Wednesday and hope to hit a few fish.
Any tips??
Al
September 7, 2011 at 7:52 pm #993451I haven’t been in town much the past 3 weeks so I’m not on top of the bite out of Duluth but I’m out right now and flasher and fly off a downrigger is producing, nothing on spoons or boards. Water temps in the upper 50’s
September 7, 2011 at 8:39 pm #993464Have hooked 4 in the past half hour in 120 feet right on bottom. About one mile east of mcquade.
September 8, 2011 at 12:10 pm #993563Sounds like you had another good day.
We went out of Superior yesturday and once again the lake was flat as glass, hit a 6-6.5# coho first thing and it went downhill from then, didn’t see another fish (5# laker) till we were heading in.
We tried bomers, spoons, fly’s and who knows what else, used planers, snap wieghts and riggers mostly and made it out to about 95-100 foot…sounds like we should have gone out a bit futher..:)
We were marking fish, just were not biting.
Al
September 8, 2011 at 12:46 pm #993573Yeah that lake was as flat as she gets all day long! made for tough fishing especially with the high sun. Luckily we found a presentation that worked well when absolutely nothing else was. Changing stuff up every 20 minutes pays off every now and then. By no means did we do great but were able to put a few in the boat.
Nice job on the big coho! That’s a great fish.
September 8, 2011 at 1:12 pm #993583Ya thanks, we played C&R ysterday so it was a lucky fish too..
All that sun and the 2.5 hour drive home in the dark got to be pretty long, still hoping to get out one more time though.
Al
September 8, 2011 at 3:10 pm #993614Quote:
Sounds like you had another good day.
We went out of Superior yesturday and once again the lake was flat as glass, hit a 6-6.5# coho first thing and it went downhill from then, didn’t see another fish (5# laker) till we were heading in.
edit…my fishing partners says that 5 pounder was a bit lighter than that..:)We tried bomers, spoons, fly’s and who knows what else, used planers, snap wieghts and riggers mostly and made it out to about 95-100 foot…sounds like we should have gone out a bit futher..:)
We were marking fish, just were not biting.
Al
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