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  • 5.0
    /5
    (8Hr combo–Perch/walleye (AM) 2-6ppl)

    Hard working captain

    Captain Caleb worked extremely hard,marked lots of fish but they weren't biting at anything until later in the afternoon His hard worked paid off with everyone catching a fish
    Guy K.
    Guy K.
    Reviewed on Sep 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    Great trip, Caught lots of fish

    Captain Spencer did a great job. Put us on fish from start to finish. You can tell he loves his job and works extra hard to make sure his clients catch fish and have a good time. We would gladly recommend him to anyone that want to catch fish in the great Mississippi river.
    Fred W.
    Fred W.
    Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half day trip)

    Fun in the Sun

    Fish were not biting much the day we were out. We spoke to other fisherman and it seemed fish were not biting much for anyone. The captain was nice and friendly. He was knowledgeable in his trade. We would go fishing with Captain Zack anytime.
    PJ M.
    PJ M.
    Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour Trip (AM / PM))

    Captain Bob was AWESOME!!!!

    Excellent guide he really gets to know you and what you want to get out of the trip
    James M.
    James M.
    Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (5 Hour Trip – Lake Trout Jigging AM)

    we where on fish from start to finish

    the two of us had our limit of lake trout in around a hour and half we decided to fish for perch on the way we caught a rainbow trout. we probably had 100 perch in the boat we ended up keeping 26
    Rick K.
    Rick K.
    Reviewed on Sep 11, 2026
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Om Gul aborre fiskeri

Størrelse
4 to 12oz
Madværdi
God
Game Quality
Lowell

Yellow Perch are classic North American Panfish that offer steady action and great table fare. They school up, bite year-round, and hit simple baits. Many anglers target them for relaxed days, easy hookups, and delicious fillets.

You can catch Yellow Perch with light spinning tackle and small jigs. Tip a jighead with a worm, minnow, or soft plastic. A slip float keeps baits near the bottom where Perch feed. Small spoons and blade baits work when fish are active. In winter, ice fishing with tiny jigs and micro spoons is a top method. Fly fishing with small streamers or beadhead nymphs can also produce in clear water.

Expect light tackle fun and lots of bites when schools move through. This is a great choice for kids, first-timers, and anyone who enjoys simple, hands-on fishing. Look for weed edges, drop-offs, and docks in lakes and slow rivers. Early and late hours often see the best action. Dress for the weather, bring sun protection and snacks, and pack a cooler with ice if you plan to keep fish where allowed. Many guides provide rods, tackle, and bait, but confirm what’s included before you go.

Regulations vary by location. Always check current local rules for licenses or permits, open seasons, and harvest limits. Follow size and bag limits, and know any gear or access restrictions before your trip.

Yellow Perch are classic North American Panfish that offer steady action and great table fare. They school up, bite year-round, and hit simple baits. Many anglers target them for relaxed days, easy hookups, and delicious fillets.

You can catch Yellow Perch with light spinning tackle and small jigs. Tip a jighead with a worm, minnow, or soft plastic. A slip float keeps baits near the bottom where Perch feed. Small spoons and blade baits work when fish are active. In winter, ice fishing with tiny jigs and micro spoons is a top method. Fly fishing with small streamers or beadhead nymphs can also produce in clear water.

Expect light tackle fun and lots of bites when schools move through. This is a great choice for kids, first-timers, and anyone who enjoys simple, hands-on fishing. Look for weed edges, drop-offs, and docks in lakes and slow rivers. Early and late hours often see the best action. Dress for the weather, bring sun protection and snacks, and pack a cooler with ice if you plan to keep fish where allowed. Many guides provide rods, tackle, and bait, but confirm what’s included before you go.

Regulations vary by location. Always check current local rules for licenses or permits, open seasons, and harvest limits. Follow size and bag limits, and know any gear or access restrictions before your trip.