Recently, one of the FishFerris members asked some questions directed at the current top four leader board names. I thought I would share the questions and my responses in case anyone else wanted to know. What makes you guys throw … Continue reading →
This place, you either love it or you hate it. I would be in the latter group. Little structure, it reminds me of a bowl with the exception near the launch. This lake is the hardest to fish and has … Continue reading →
Clear Lake has been on the schedule ever since the first year (2006) of FishFerris. It has accounted for 95 Bass at a total length of 120 feet 7 1/4 inches. The weight is an astonishing 151 Lbs 13 Oz … Continue reading →
I was fortunate to have one of our newest members on my boat at our Clear Lake fishing event. Emmanuel Jadhav, a faculty member in the College of Health Professions joined our fishing club this year. Before the first event … Continue reading →
The first FishFerris 2016 group photo.
Continue reading →Chippewa Lake has been a high producer, especially this past week. On Wednesday, there was some lightning concerns with storms coming from every direction. Finally, between 8:30pm and 9:00pm, the rain came and we all loaded our boats. With the … Continue reading →
It was great weather for our second outing. Scoring fish came hard with the catch spread across five members. Six fish were caught that totaled 90.25″ or 7.5 feet. A total of 9 Lbs 3 Oz was caught all being … Continue reading →
Roger’s Pond has not been one of the highest producing areas since 2012 when compared to all of our fishing locations, but it has produced some respectable numbers of mostly Smallmouth with an occasional Largemouth Bass. FishFerris Members have caught … Continue reading →
The river was running fast with both sides of Roger’s Dam opened. The spillway area had one of the three gates fully opened. With all of this extra water, the river was a little higher and moving faster than normal … Continue reading →
We have reached the two boat minimum and are fishing the Muskegon River. The participation of people can be found at this link. Remember to measure and weigh your fish, take a photo on the measuring board and on the scale, … Continue reading →