Salmon Fishing Tournament Strategies

This week we talk about Tournament fishing and the strategies we use. These are some of the top Lake Michigan tournament Captains!!
This week we also take questions from our live audience.
This weeks captains are:
Joel Devries - Fin Scout
Jeremy Barber - In-U-Endo www.bigweeniecharters.com
Chris Peplinski - Pure Chaos
Captain's Round Table is a series of videos that helps to explain the many questions about salmon and trout fishing. It proves that there are many different methods and ways to be successful on the water. These are all well respected Captains on the Great Lakes.
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[@samp3087]

Capt. Adam et al., Really enjoying the content. This channel the most comprehensive library of real how-to salmon fishing knowledge on the internet! I have a couple of questions:
1) You have mentioned a few times how important direction of troll (dot) is, and I can see why. However, I spend most of my outings following some sort of structure. Most often following a drop off, or a certain depth along a gradual slope. Pertaining to Salmon fishing, do you all abandon the structure often of the time to get the right dot? IE is dot more important than depth?
2) Old baits and flashers. A lot of us weekend guys have TONS of older stuff, from 10-20 year old flies, flashers, plugs spoons ect.... Would you hang onto that stuff? or is it pretty well past it's prime and we should only use our new stuff? Seems like the flies and plugs at least haven't changed much.

[@randyradloff6660]

Thank you

[@hootervillehoneybees8664]

Any tournaments at Manistee this week ?

[@Reel2ReelOutdoors]

Holland is this weekend