How we troll for Coho Salmon on Lake Superior!

[@reelmnoutdoors1089]

You seem to be the ONLY guy fishing in Duluth. ❤it

[@fisher_man_sam]

Love it buddy!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Thanks Benji!

[@morganholland1354]

Looks fun!!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Very fun indeed!

[@wishiniwasfishin8164]

Looking good!!

[@SuperiorAngling]

Thanks!!

[@prairiepheasant8101]

Great video. Never fished there before. Is water ok now? April 19, 2023…is Mcquade a good place to go with small craft and fish in that general area now?

[@bjohnson6108]

Every year you do a video on this season, and it has now become a bucket list item for me. Love it.

[@stoneboulanger270]

How far back are your stick baits behind your boards and can you catch them just free lining? Thanks

[@christophschulz6633]

Hey Grant!!! What a cool day on the lake for you!! Love watching your videos

[@steves4729]

love that underwater video of the salmon chasing the lures

[@SuperiorAngling]

Pretty cool eh. Dont see that too often.

[@jamessathre5590]

I was out there that day. So cold…. But it was a blast!

[@Evergreene007]

Which access did you launch from?

[@SuperiorAngling]

Mcquade

[@Evergreene007]

Cool, thanks!

[@npliamyaj18]

Always curious about your boat rig and setup. 400 GL this year? What's behind the change

[@darrylcarstensen5448]

Is there going to be a Season 6? I hope so. I just found your channel a month ago, and I have watched every video many more than once.

[@SuperiorAngling]

You bettcha!! Appreciate the support!

[@willstoneman8056]

Great channel guys! What is the limit on Coho?

[@stevehenry9053]

Chinook, coho, Atlantic, and pink salmon: 5 in aggregate. All must be at least 10 inches in length. Only 1 may be an Atlantic salmon.

[@willstoneman8056]

@@stevehenry9053 - Thanks!

[@americanfortruth]

Water is too cold there, here in Chicago about june they're just about right for eatin'. Salmon and trout I like 3-4 min 15 and up for lakers

[@adamleach471]

im not from the area, i am glad I got to see the Rail bridge from a diffrent vantage point

[@michaelbunero4923]

i can never get early salmon to hit stick baits, all spoons all day. cool vid!

[@Daldera]

Great video! You said you were going about 1.9-2.0 and normally troll at 2.2-2.4 in warmer water. Do you ever troll upwards of 2.8-3?

[@onsr03]

Great video. Looks really cold. A couple of questions: 1 - Do the Coho stay high in the water column as they move up the shore later in the year? 2 - Do you tend to stay close in to shore later in the year as you were here? Thanks for the great vid. Please keep them coming.

[@SuperiorAngling]

1. We have noticed they will stay somewhat higher yes, but come July and August - 20-40 feet down seems to be better. 2. Yes, shoreline acts a a great natural barrier for these fish.

[@onsr03]

@@SuperiorAngling Thanks for the swift reply! If you would indulge me for a couple more questions - 1 - when fishing with charter captains (from Duluth) later in the year I find they tend to use spoons and rarely crank or stick baits. Do you find spoons to be more productive as the water heats up and the sun goes higher? 2 - In summer months and off Agate Bay and/or McQuade Access I have usually seen most boats out in 100-200' of water. I assume they are mostly targeting trout out there. If true is this because the salmon are more scattered and harder to fish or something like that? Really do appreciate the great content guys. Thanks.

[@bobmervin378]

nice

[@chadbloss5479]

Pike bait