Muskie Fishing on Lake St. Clair

[Mickey Finn]

The @crappiequeen & I are heading to Belle River on Lake St Clair this Thursday for a couple of days.
I've never fished St. Clair this late in the summer.
Normally I get out earlier & fish 'The Hump' straight out from the Belle River Marina.
Any suggestions for location, patterns etc.. at this time of the year are much appreciated.

 

[PlanB]

I was told the fingers outside of lighthouse cove 18 fow 4 oz weight 40 feet back. This was from a charter boat captain. We tried everything at that location and only had one knock off but I still think it’s a good place to start. other spots are around the sail boat bouy outside lighthouse cove and the wall over north of Bradley hunt camp. Good luck let’s us know how you do!

 

[Mickey Finn]

Thanks @PlanB...I'm sure @crappiequeen will be posting..

 

[hawghunter]

Been fishing there this summer. Lately Ive had luck with a few mid and high 40 inchers on pikers. Like these

 

[Fshrmn4life]

I was told the fingers outside of lighthouse cove 18 fow 4 oz weight 40 feet back. This was from a charter boat captain. We tried everything at that location and only had one knock off but I still think it’s a good place to start. other spots are around the sail boat bouy outside lighthouse cove and the wall over north of Bradley hunt camp. Good luck let’s us know how you do!

The fingers are always a good place to start along with the wall and straight off the Ruscom river. 4 and 40 along with 50 are always a good number for me as well as 2 and 60. 10 oz and 15 used to produce some big fish as well. Vary presentations and find the bait. No shortage of slime out there that's for sure

 

[Mickey Finn]

Thanks guys for all the good info...It looks like they are calling for thunderstorms in the area both Thursday & Friday so we are going to reschedule to a later date...