Great Lakes anglers report mixed results and mixed bags. Most were catching a combination of Chinook, coho, Atlantics, steelhead, browns and lakers.
Boat anglers on Lake Erie targeting walleye were productive near the dumping grounds.
Walleye fishing remains very good along the southeast side of the Lower Peninsula.
Fishing seems to be good across the state. You might have to fight the weather a bit, but when people are getting out, they’re catching fish.
Where the fish are – and what methods are working for a wide variety of species.
Fish are moving into their summer patterns across much of the state and fishing has been pretty good.
Severe weather has changed things up a bit, but fish are still being caught.
Fishing success has been all over the chart, ranging from slow to fair for salmon and trout to some fine walleye fishing.
The bite for most species has been mostly good at fisheries across the state.
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