Lake Michigan – January 2020
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Captain Caleb Zorn is a true expert when it comes to fishing on Lake Michigan and has been on charter boats since he was 10 years old. For information on fishing Lake Michigan, give Caleb a call at (262) 515-1415 or email him at [email protected].
Current Information for Lake Michigan:
Caleb has been catching cohos from the boat anywhere from 80-150 feet of water. He has been using orange dodgers with peanut flies. He suggests that if you get a couple bites while trolling, to definitely turn back on it as there is a school of fish there. Caleb has been catching them anywhere from the surface to 40 feet down. There has been a few kings around, but they have been coming a little deeper than the cohos using spoons.
Updated: May 28th, 2021
For more information on fishing Lake Michigan or its tributaries, contact Caleb Zorn at (262) 515-1415 or [email protected].
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