Great to be out on the water again. Fished Tuesday morning May 8, 2012 just south of the commercial fishing nets in 60 to 100 feet of water. Went 11 for 12 catching everything but a brown trout. The warmer cloudy water was as far out as 2 miles offshore. We decided to fish the clear colder water. Our bigger kings were caught on a dodger fly combo set 60 feet deep on a downrigger. we also had several fish on a silver/green rattlesnake on 5 color lead. The Sheboygan Area Great Lakes Sport Fishermen club is again sponsoring the "Ride a Charter Boat Day". It's scheduled for next Tuesday May 15 starting at 6:00 pm. at the boardwalk. Free boat rides, refreshments and salmon recipes. I posted a short video of our mornings fishing action on my website at:

http://www.sheboyganfishingreports.com/latestvideo.html

Capt. James Schlegel

Sea Dog Sportfishing Charters of Sheboygan

920-918-2628

www.fishsheboygan.com

Fish Species: chinook salmon, coho salmon, lake trout, rainbow trout
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Method Used: trolling
Water Depth: 60 to 100 fow
Water Temperature: 45
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About The Author: Captain James Schlegel

Company: Fish Sheboygan

Area Reporting: Lake Michigan Sheboygan Wisconsin

Bio: Captain James Schlegel has been a Great Lakes licensed guide since 1984, and has fished out of the port of Sheboygan the entire time. Captain Schlegel has been Sheboygan's premier guide for the past several years, leading all area guides in both fishing trips and fish harvest. Captain Schlegel is an active member of the Sheboygan Area Great Lakes Sport Fisherman Club and currently serves as vice president, newsletter editor, and organizes several club events. He is a member of the Sheboygan Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Sheboygan's tourism advisory committee. He is also the only recognized "Picked-By-You" top rated fishing guide out of the port of Sheboygan.

920-918-2628
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