Its not new, but something I want to return to doing this year. When the winds are right, and huge thermoclines develop on Lake MI, open water flyfishing for Lakers, Steelhead, chohos. There is something magical about being over water that is from 260’s to well over 300 feet deep. When you find the major thermoclines rolling over out there, debris is everywhere and fish stacked on it. We caught so many fish along these on flyrods and light tackle. Also kind of bizarre to look back towards land only to see ships on the horizon. Until i spent a lot of time out there, I never realized just how busy Lake MI is with huge cargo/tanker ships.
We also found what we assume are a few ship wrecks. I would like to go back and drop a camera down to see what is there….but those were in 265fow