Hey gang,
First trip on St Clair. If anyone has any tips that would be great. I'm not tournament fishing so no worries there. I will be staying at hotel Lakeview up by anchor bay.
Hey gang,
First trip on St Clair. If anyone has any tips that would be great. I'm not tournament fishing so no worries there. I will be staying at hotel Lakeview up by anchor bay.
I guess not that many St Clair guys.
Actually... Too many guys...
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When are you going?
We were there two weeks ago on a Sunday and it was typical fishing, find the deepest water in whatever area you wanna fish and pick off 2-3 fish then move to the next deep spots. 1/2 of our group fished Anchor bay and one boat had 20lbs with just targeting deeper areas with drop shots. I caught the big of the day in an area which was 12 feet with a ton of perch around. If you head toward metro area you can target them out deeper near the shipping channel, again scattered, but that is what smallmouth fishing is right now. Throw what you are confident in and they will come around.
Also, watch for pleasure boat traffic to pick up and be prepared to have a really rough ride mid day.
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They are really biting in Canada-i’d imagine
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Ya'll have been great sending me PM's . I do want to assure you guys that I'm not tournament fishing at all. I'm visiting my son in college and just want to get him and teammates on the water a couple of times before the cold weather hits
They’ll be scattered. They haven’t started to school up yet. Sounds like you have done good ideas suggested already. Good luck let us know how you do!
Find some deep water and look at your electronics for fish. You'll know right away if they are there or not. Cover lots of water and don't waste time in a spot. I keep my TM on 90 and my eyes are on livescope 95% of the time.