I'll tell you what though, taking that little ass jon boat out on that lake and catching those big pike and salmon was a true adventure. I pushed my luck and survived to talk about it...
Waaaaaay more braver (or is it reckless) than I Grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan That lake nearly drown me not once but twice and did take the lives a more than one friend Ive seen not exaggerating one bit lake Michigan go from calm as a farm pond to life threatening and ending rough in mere moments way to many times to ever risk going out on it in a John boat. Been out on lake Michigan Erie and Superior many times But every time it was in a boat much better suited to potential rough water than a John boat
My uncle died when his John boat hit a rough wave on Lake Michigan! The boat threw him out and of course he didn’t have the tether attached and it came around and hit him knocking him unconscious and he drowned! Be extremely cautious and don’t take the lake for granted! She’s always in charge! Rip uncle Fred!
Sorry about your uncle's misfortune. I realized the danger when I was out there. In fact, I haven't taken the SS Minnow out on Lake Michigan since 2018. It was fun and exciting but dangerous and risky, especially when the water temps were lower in the fall.
Great video, Tim! It was as if I was watching a professional fishing show on tv! That is very hard to do a big fish by yourself and you did it beautifully!
How deep do u go in ? I'm planning on starting to troll next seasonal do you use your trolling motor for trolling or main motor sorry for the dumb questions its a first for me
I use the gas motor. Whatever you do, be careful because that lake kills a lot of people every year. The winds change and pick up quickly and with lower water temps it makes it all that more dangerous.
Beautiful, Nothing beats the sound of a small outboard and aluminum boat on the water splashing, just wonderfull.
That was awesome! Great video man
Thanks man. It was a lot of fun.
The mid fish handle swap. You are a legend man!
LOL... Yeah, that was nuts,..
@@jonboatfishingadventures8558 I like your fishing style. Old school tricks like up in Canada trolling raps and such....I done a lot of that
I'll tell you what though, taking that little ass jon boat out on that lake and catching those big pike and salmon was a true adventure. I pushed my luck and survived to talk about it...
@@jonboatfishingadventures8558 yeah man the ss minnow was a rocking! Big water
@@jonboatfishingadventures8558 legendary
Waaaaaay more braver (or is it reckless) than I
Grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan
That lake nearly drown me not once but twice and did take the lives a more than one friend
Ive seen not exaggerating one bit lake Michigan go from calm as a farm pond to life threatening and ending rough in mere moments way to many times to ever risk going out on it in a John boat.
Been out on lake Michigan Erie and Superior many times
But every time it was in a boat much better suited to potential rough water than a John boat
My uncle died when his John boat hit a rough wave on Lake Michigan! The boat threw him out and of course he didn’t have the tether attached and it came around and hit him knocking him unconscious and he drowned! Be extremely cautious and don’t take the lake for granted! She’s always in charge! Rip uncle Fred!
Sorry about your uncle's misfortune. I realized the danger when I was out there. In fact, I haven't taken the SS Minnow out on Lake Michigan since 2018. It was fun and exciting but dangerous and risky, especially when the water temps were lower in the fall.
Like the Oldman and the see . Was great !
Yep it was a powerful fish that wouldn't give up and almost wore this old sailor out but I succeeded in the end.
Amazing, this makes me want to try my 14 feet porta boat on the lake.
what a fight! That was badass when you flipped the reel around on the fly lol...
Yeah thanks, it was awesome catching those Kings out there. I really need to try it again next year.
I like to watch these. It reminds me of being in my green cat fish hunter. Oh it's crazy camo color now. So maybe i'll see you on the river
Hopefully, I'll make it out there more this year...
@@jonboatfishingadventures8558 yeah it's tough to get out sometimes. We just gotta do our best!
Great video, Tim! It was as if I was watching a professional fishing show on tv! That is very hard to do a big fish by yourself and you did it beautifully!
Thanks, I had my scary moments and hard knocks, but it was a blast...
Thank you for great video and effort! I learned a lot.
I learned from my uncle, "Don't be a wish I had, be a glad I did"
Love it!
Great job!
What size boat are you using?
Alumacraft 1442
Looks like fun on the water Tim. Just got me a 14 foot v mirrocraft, transom is 15inch. How do you think it will do on lake Michigan? Any tips!
Comply with Coast Guard regulations and realize that it is extremely risky and dangerous.
Thanks. That's what I figured. I'll stick to the kewaunee river and smaller lakes!
Fish on @6:00
I'm glad somebody's paying attention here!!!
How deep do u go in ? I'm planning on starting to troll next seasonal do you use your trolling motor for trolling or main motor sorry for the dumb questions its a first for me
I use the gas motor. Whatever you do, be careful because that lake kills a lot of people every year. The winds change and pick up quickly and with lower water temps it makes it all that more dangerous.
@@jonboatfishingadventures8558 whats the farthest I should go in i see that your not to deep in im planning on getting a 16-18 ft jon boat?
How big is your boat ??
It's an 1442 Alumacraft 14 ft Jon boat
Where do you launch from?
Great Lakes Naval Base
Here's a great recipe I use all the time for fresh salmon patties by Chef John at Food Wishes.
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