The Ultimate Lake Michigan Salmon Showdown | UFE S24 E4 | Lund Boats

Join Nick Nolton and his dad Gary on an exhilarating salmon fishing adventure in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, as they chase after the prized kings of Lake Michigan.
With the salmon bite starting earlier than usual, Nick and Gary head out to the steeply breaking Bank Reef, where the action heats up quickly. Despite losing a couple of good fish, they succeed in landing several quality catches, filling their livewell with impressive Kings.
Learn about their fishing techniques, including trolling with planer boards, downriggers, Dipsy divers, copper lines, and Lead Core lines. Discover how they adjust their strategy to adapt to the fish's behavior and the changing conditions on the water.
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[@sunlee6984]

Love Lund boats!

[@snomofilms]

This is what I do every weekend from April to September just a bit lower on Lake Michigan. And all out of a 1875 Crossover 🤜🏼

[@ha8300]

Looks like cisco brackets to the tracks. Are you happy with that set up. I have a 2023 Pro V and need to fit it still, but don't want any flex in the gunnel. I would love to not drill holes, but its a lot of investment to find out it still flexes.

[@pasarea999]

That was great fishing

[@scottgarbs7761]

Darn nice!

[@lloydeduncan3861]

How do you get 10 lines with 3 people

[@joshsopczak1]

What camera do you use for watching your downrigger?

[@kava8902]

Nice fish! 7 color lead would be either 35ft down (5ft per color) or 49ft (7ft per color, suffix advanced lead).

[@mattsmith2789]

Wrong. Nice try though.

[@kava8902]

​@mattsmith2789 Wrong? So he says 7 color at about 20ft deep. So his leadcore drops a little under 3ft per color? You obviously have never used leadcore. Why don't you google leadcore depth charts Ken.