325 Navarino Street Algoma WI 54201
(715) 781 4135
Fishing Report
9/6/10
Cold surface water temps returned to Algoma again this weekend with lots of west wind. Surface temps were in the high 40's just outside the river mouth. 64 degree surface water was found about 15 miles offshore. Salmon action remained slow with fish being scattered from the shoreline shallows out to 375 f.o.w. Catches were mostly 0-3 fish per trip this week. There were some brown trout and early salmon caught just off the mouth of the harbor and off the piers in the last few days. Changing water temps have the fishing unsettled. There are lots of silver fish still to be caught over the next month in the lake. Most boats are getting a mix of salmon that weigh from 4 to about 16 pounds. A few steelhead are being found in the deeper water mixed in with the salmon.
Fas-tracs fished behind side planers have been taking some salmon and brown trout at the river mouth in 12-20 f.o.w. A mix of silver spoons and J-plugs set on shallow downriggers have also been getting a few fish. There are some salmon moving up the Ahnapee river as far as the Washington Road bridge. (Blahnik Park)
Captain K's now carries the Carlson "Blue Moon" as well as other Carlson "Reel Fish" glow spoons and "Ultra Glow" flies.
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(715) 781-4135