Nice Going Dan - Mark DeSanto (Left) congratulates Dan Schmidt on a fine netting job.
A 15LB+ King Salmon struggles in the net.

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Salmon Head Upstream In Annual Spawning Run

Fishermen head for Michigan streams in search of Chinook Salmon

September 26, 2004       Leave a Comment
By: O. J. Cunningham

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September marks the height of salmon season in many Michigan rivers. The annual Fall spawning run in the Pere Marquette River, a tributary that spills into Lake Michigan, is underway on the West side of the state.

Mark DeSanto of Essexvilleand Dan Schmidt of Kawkawlin, recently spent a successful day of fly fishing on the Pere Marquette.Below:(Right) Mark DeSanto battles a King Salmon in the Pere Marquette River (Left) The Chinook Salmon tires of the battle and comes to the surface.

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O. J. Cunningham
O. J. Cunningham is the Publisher of MyBayCity.com. Cunningham previously published Sports Page & Bay City Enterprise. He is the President/CEO of OJ Advertising, Inc. More from O. J. Cunningham

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