Yesterday morning, Gary booked a charter trip aboard Fishin Da Net wanting to learn more about how we fish for salmon on Lake Michigan here in Port Washington. He recently moved to the area from Washington state. He has lots of experience fishing salmon in the Pacific northwest but realized our fishing techniques here for salmon are quite different. Thus, he booked a charter to learn about the quirks we have here in Wisconsin. First mate Todd and I explained everything we did and the rationale behind our choices to coax the salmon to bite our lures. Gary said he enjoyed the trip and learned much while reeling in his limit of 4 king salmon and 1 coho salmon to Da Net! We also landed a bonus king salmon while reeling in lines at the end of the trip. Thanks, Gary, for booking the trip and good luck to you fishing here in Port Washington! I have some openings this weekend and next week. Here are my current openings for a charter trip through next weekend: Mornings: **hidden content** Afternoon/Evenings: **hidden content** Give me a holler to book your trip. We can do a tutorial session like Gary had or a traditional charter trip. You decide and let me know! Capt. Dave Protzmann **hidden content** **hidden content**

After a big northeast blow yesterday, new to Fishin Da Net customer Michael rescheduled his charter he originally booked for Friday. We were blessed with much calmer seas than yesterday, and he was rewarded with a limit catch of 3 king salmon and 2 coho salmon. Thank you Michael for rescheduling for today, and I hope to see you again! We found active fish in 80-120 feet of water. Spoons and flasher & fly both took fish.

Late afternoon, on Saturday, June 7 new to Fishin Da Net charter customers Tanya, Connor, and Austin hopped on board to enjoy a charter fishing experience in Port Washington. They had a great time sharing stories and catching fish. They brought 12 coho salmon, 1 king salmon, and 1 rainbow trout to Da Net to bring home with them. We also released one small coho salmon to grow. Fish were caught on a variety of lures, including size 00 orange dodger with a peanut fly, 8 inch flasher with a fly, and spoons. Depths of 25-40 feet of water were what we targeted for the coho salmon. We moved to deeper water in 90-110 feet of water for the king salmon for the last hour of the trip. I have several dates available in June up until June 20th and then plenty of availability in July and August if you want to book a trip to experience the fun. Contact me anytime for more information or visit my website. Capt. Dave Protzmann **hidden content** **hidden content**