A couple days of rain, shifting winds, and bumpy waves, but we still got in some fishing and found the salmon. Some avarage catches but the cold water is getting closer to shore and the fish are starting to move in. A mix of flasher flies, twinkys, and the J-plugs came out of the box out in 80-140 feet of water. A cool down is in the future and the lake can turn over at any time now pulling the salmon in with the cold water.
what do you mean when you say the lake will turnover is it the same as inland lakes ,will the salmon go shallow then?im not very framiliar with the salmons habits i want to try it out yet this year,90 percent of the time im chaseing lake superior lake trout,they seem more predictable,any info is always welcome,thanks guys…
A west wind pushes out the warm surface water and the cold water pulls into shallow water. The fish like the colder water and right now the bait fish are moving in closer, so any west wind will bring the fish in close to feed, then the fishing gets really good.
sounds good,gotta try it.
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