Hit Ludington this weekend with the family.  Made it out with my brother for Friday evening fish.  We boxed our 6 kings in a flurry of fins and tails at sunset.  We finished 6 for 10.  Lemon Ice northport took one fish 18 down on a rigger, but after that it was all plugs and flies.  Hot rig was Wonderbread Coyote with a Seaweed Firefly by Horse Fly, taking 3 rips.  Green and Blue plugs mixed on divers and short 2 and 3 color cores took the rest of the hits.

Saturday morning some friends joined Aaron and myself for a morning run.  East winds contunued and the fish were still generally tight to shore.  We finished 7 for 14, having a 6 and 7 year old each reeling in a couple fish.  The same wonderbread/ Seaweed firefly continued to be strong taking 4 rips.  Atomic green glow took one rip, Roughy took 3 rips and a mix of blue or green plugs took the rest.  Saturday night we ran out again trhying to get our daily limit and landed only 3 of 9.  Plugs ruled, but wonderbread/ seaweed took 2 more rips and blue glow took one.  All other rips were on plugs.

Sunday morning Just Aaron and I ran out again and finsished 6 of 13 with one coho in the mix.  We sat down at 6 and pulled lines at 8:45.  3 more rips on Wonderbread/ seaweed  and two more rips on blue glow horsef lies.  The rest of the hits were on J plugs.  One rip on blue glow and the rest were all on #5 variations in green. 

Action on both morning trips was strong from shortly after 6 until around 7 or so and then a sharp taper in the bites.  Same with the evening runs.  Pick away for an hour or so and then a major flurry at dusk.  We chased bait balls both evenings and found them by chasing seagulls.  We fished as shallow as 17' and bait was solid.