With the Salmon fishing slowing down a bit for the month of June, we switched gears to panfish, this is the time to get on some super aggressive panfish! Water temp is 66 degrees, and the males are just starting to get in the shallows on the beds. This is the perfect time to take your child or grandchildren fishing, or even you and some friends! We are still salmon fishing when people request it we just know right now is slower, besides constant action, bobbers dropping, even some large bass kn panfish gear is mega fun! These Bluegill / sunfish avg 6-8 inches in length and fight like a fish much bigger. Some largers ones can be caught as more and more move into their beds from staging every day!

We started the evening in 260 ft of water fishing the top 100 ft, about 10 miles north if whitehall , once we had the boat pointed east towards shore it didnt take long to hook up, 200-150 ft of water was fairly empty but once we hit 100 ft before sunset it went crazy, we tripled instanly on the turn from east to south. We ended up 8/12 on fish. Meat rigs, flasher flies took the majority if fish on long lines , 300-400 coppers

We started the morning in shallow at 100 ft at 5:30 am, we didnt have any luck in there. We then shifted out to 200 ft where we found a nice scum line, this held the majority of our fish from coho , steelhead, to a few kings. The mature bites came 100 ft down on meat rigs, while the coho , steelhead and smaller kings came on short lead cores with orange spoons.