I've seen the same thing with the salmon. I got skunked this year at Million Dollar beach for the first time in many years, and I fished it quite a bit. Usually I pick up a slamon or two, some largemouth, lakers and pike. This year nothing, except for a couple of suckers. I think the salmon fishing on the lake is definitely in decline. But later in the spring I seem to catch more and bigger lakers and smallmouth. Seems like some species have been better able to adapt to the changing conditions. The lake is becoming more of a cool to warmwater fishery with the runoff from development and the relatively short periods of hardwater that we've seen over the last few years. The weed growth has exploded which is good for the species like lakers, pike and bass that thrive on perch.