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Dave Mull

Dave Mull
The former editor of Great Lakes Angler Magazine, Dave Mull is an avid angler and hunter. Originally from Indiana, Mull has lived in Michigan for more than 20 years and enjoys documenting all manner of outdoor excursions with keyboard and cameras.

Areas of Expertise: Great Lakes fishing, kayak fishing, bird hunting, and waterfowling

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Captain Mike “The Barber” Eberstein shows the biggest fish of a day on the Detroit River hooked on a gold-plated Lindy Jig with a Lunker City Fin-S-Fish trailer and stinger hook, nicknamed the “Golden Dome.”

Golden Domes, Fish, and Fun on the Detroit River

While the Detroit River nears the end of its annual walleye-catching extravaganza, on Monday this week it still produced 10 nice keeper walleyes and kept four anglers busily setting the hook and reeling in a plethora of smallmouth bass, white bass, and sheepshead. This writer…

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Ron Barger of Niles, Michigan shows off a nice king that hit a Michigan Stinger spoon fished on a Secret Weapon Rig off a downrigger.

Downrigger Twists for Michigan King Salmon All Day

King salmon on Michigan’s Great Lakes often go wild and attack lots of different lures during peak, low light periods at dawn and dusk, but present a much more difficult target once the sun is up. To catch them all day, deliver spoons, plugs, and…

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Lots of guides can put you on fish; the mark of the great ones such as Captain Mark Chmura is keeping the trip fun when the fish aren’t biting.

The Mark of a Great Michigan Fishing Guide

Most of the fishing guides you go with are fun and entertaining when the fishing is decent, and absolutely great to be with when the fishing is phenomenal. What separates the really good guides and charter captains from the great ones, though, is how they…

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