Weep'n Willy
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This past September my wife and 3 of my grandkids went out to my usual port on Lk Huron to do some trolling. Fall is a great time to capitalize on steelhead so we set various lines, 4 downriggers of staggered depths, a couple wire divers, and ran 75, 150, and 200 copper rigs. We were having a good day boxing several steelhead and a fat lake trout. We had a good rip on a 200 copper and I handed the rod off to my grandson to fight it. After an intense battle we landed this 20+ lb Great Lakes Musky. After a couple of quick pics we released him to swim again.
This was a very rare catch as we were approx 5 - 6 miles offshore fishing over 100' of water. The fish was caught on the 200' copper which put the lure depth approximately 32' down, caught on a standard size Flintstone Monkey **** 55 spoon. Very strange to find a musky out that far and deep.
This is the rest of the catch for the day, 7 steelhead and 1 lake trout.

This was a very rare catch as we were approx 5 - 6 miles offshore fishing over 100' of water. The fish was caught on the 200' copper which put the lure depth approximately 32' down, caught on a standard size Flintstone Monkey **** 55 spoon. Very strange to find a musky out that far and deep.
This is the rest of the catch for the day, 7 steelhead and 1 lake trout.
