Left the dock at 6 am with a great group of customers on board.  It was a family affair with 3 generations.  Headed south towards where we fished the afternoon before and set lines.  Some extra boat traffic made navigating a bit tricky until we cleared the pack on a south troll.  again we bounced in and out, on and off the shelf.  Today we found fish in the 90-120 range, just outside where they were the day before.  The winds had shifted east over night, so likely pushed the fish out a tad.  Again we found fish deep, but also found a few in the upper water column as well.  Deep divers and riggers near the bottom.  As the sun rose, the fish dove.  Early on we had action on 9 colors of lead and high divers and riggers in the 40-55 range.  As the sun peaked over the tree tops, fish were caught on riggers 90-110 down and divers back 185-225.  Core kept going as well, but the 18 color ruled the late day.  Blueberry glow ruled the color choice with 5 rips.  Pretty much anything else with blue and green took fish as well.  Only one fish on orange today.  After landing 9 of 14 fish in the morning, and tossing a smaller lake trout back to swim another day, the crew hefted 8 fish to the scales that totalled 95#.   A great catch by anyone's standards.