I think it’s pretty obvious by the pictures that the masses of big Browns are working there way into the harbor now. Caught them pretty good this past week. Although they are plentiful this can be one of the toughest times to get the fish.
As the water cools this bite will only get better for the big browns.
The salmon bite remains the same and I thought I’d save the time and space by not putting up another report. Clients are getting 30+ fish hooked up almost each trip out on spinnig tackle.
This is truley the best place in the world for both numbers of big browns and numbers of catching them!
Sorry for the short report hitting the rack and heading out of town for a weeks vacation. Time to do a little fun fishing!
Capt. Eric Haataja
All I can say is wow
Great Report Eric
Those are some beauties
If what you have isn’t fun fishing, then I don’t know what would be.
Have a great trip!
Those shots of the browns milling around in the water are incredible! Ab-so-lute-ly unbelievable! When you take into account that some of those fish weigh in over 20 lbs it leaves me in awe.
What general techniques are you using to catch those browns?
Enjoy your vacaction!
Neat pictures Eric. Think Im going to have to put Milwaukee on my list of places to fish next fall.
Techniques vary from skein, spinners, single eggs, small flys, jerk baits and soft plastics and jigging spoons. Trolling also works but I prefer to chase them with stand up tackle or float fishing tackle.
What are the smaller fish in that second photo? Is that what they are feeding on in there?
could they be aelwives?
just a thought………….
Great photos. Really cool
AAAAAwesome!
AAAAAwesome!
The Pictures are amazing, how deep is the water? it looks shallow… are you in a boat?