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This is a standard 5-hour weekday trip Monday-Thursday which is great for any angler no matter the age or expertise. You will be targeting Salmon and Trout on Lake Michigan. We love to bring families on a fishing adventure and are kid-friendly. Our boat is always clean and has a few bathrooms aboard.
Get out on the water first thing and catch the early bite of some of Lake Michigan's most prized species. Spend 4 hours battling it out on these productive waters with 3 kinds of Trout and some strong Coho Salmon. These tough-fighting creatures will make you work hard to fill the boat, making your lunch all the more tasty when you cook it up after the trip. While the fishing is a bit slower, you'll still get your hands on some exciting and delicious Trout and Salmon during your time aboard. It's never too
Half day trips with Ken are great for first-time fishermen and children. You'll go over the basic gear and knowledge that you'll need to hook your first fish. You'll fish the upper parts of the river for beauties like Brown Trout, Steelhead, Chinook, and Coho Salmon. Bring your fishing license with you, as well as drinks and snacks.
Looking to chase hard‑fighting Salmon or Steelhead? This 5–5.5 hour float trip is the perfect length — and one of the best values — for anglers who want fast action and a focused session on the river. We’ll fish using flies, spin rods, or fly rods, depending on conditions and your preferred style. We’ll find fish that are ready to take you for a ride. Snacks and drinks are included, and you can add a grilled riverside lunch for an additional charge.
Going after Lake Trout and switching to Salmon if possible about half way through. All you need to bring is your drinks, food, and a one-day fishing license. Fishing licenses can be purchased online for $11 or at Meijer grocery store in town.
This is a 6 hour trip, trolling for Salmon, Steelhead, Lake Trout, and the occasional Brown Trout.
6 hours of action packed fishing!
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and these hungry fish like to agree. We leave the dock early so you will experience the beautiful sunrise on lake Michigan while enjoying an eventful morning on lake Michigan reeling in fish. Fish cleaning is included, so make sure you have a cooler to take home your days catch.
Perfect for a quick escape, our half-day trips offer a focused fishing experience at some of the best local fishing spots. Ideal for anglers looking to experience river fishing with the guidance of an experienced captain, these trips provide plenty of opportunities to catch fish while enjoying time on the water.
Brown Trout are a prized game fish across Michigan. They fight hard, grow big, and thrive in cold, clean water. Michigan’s rivers, lakes, and Great Lakes shorelines give anglers many ways to target them through the year.
Anglers use fly fishing, spinning, and trolling to catch Brown Trout in this state. On rivers, guides drift nymphs and streamers or cast small spinners along cutbanks. On the Great Lakes, boats troll nearshore with spoons and crankbaits, especially when cool water pushes fish shallow.
Most trips are half day or full day. River charters run float or walk-and-wade adventures with simple, effective gear. Lake trips focus on steady trolling and clear instruction from the crew. This suits first-timers and seasoned anglers alike. Dress in layers, bring polarized sunglasses, sun protection, snacks, and any motion sickness remedies you prefer. A fishing license is usually required.
Michigan offers famous Brown Trout waters across both peninsulas. In the Lower Peninsula, look to river systems that feed Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, plus cool inland lakes. The Upper Peninsula holds cold, forested streams and rugged Great Lakes shorelines. Productive areas include the northern Lower Peninsula’s trout rivers, west coast tributaries to Lake Michigan, and river mouths along Lake Huron and Lake Superior. Ask your captain which waters are fishing best before your trip.
Before you go, review current Michigan regulations. Check your fishing license needs, plus any permit, season, and harvest rules for your chosen waters. Regulations can change, so confirm details close to your trip date.
