

Burbot Fishing
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The Fisher Brad Guide Service – Lake Sturgeon
Algonac, MichiganInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $500- Angler's ChoiceInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $599
- Angler's ChoiceInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $375
Pure Angling – ICE - Traverse City/Cadillac
Traverse City, MichiganTrips fromUS $350- Instant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $525
Latitude 44 Outfitter – Ice Fishing
Williamsburg, MichiganInstant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $300- Trips fromUS $510
- Instant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $650
- Trips fromUS $358
- Instant ConfirmationTrips fromUS $400
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Featured Burbot fishing charters
- Ice Fishing



+4Spend the day on the ice. You'll sit in a comfortable, heated shelter and the Captain also provides snow machines for transportation on and off the ice. Rods, Bait, Tackle, Underwater cameras and Fish Finding electronics are Included. You will primarily target Splake, Whitefish, Burbot, Pike, Bluegill, Crappie, and Perch. You can pick and choose to target species or further customize the trip.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $700 - Angler's Choice6 HR Angler Perch trip

The Sea Flea will anchor over inshore clay holes that hold the tasty Lake Michigan Perch. The Yellow Perch are caught by fishing the bottom with live bait. All bait and tackle are supplied. Great for those that want to hold a rod and it takes a little skill in detecting light bites. The Captain and mate will help with baiting hooks and teaching how to work the baits to catch this fish. Not uncommon to catch a Perch close to 14 inches. Burbot or a Coho Salmon are caught as bonus fish on occasion.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $599 - Full Day Trip



Spend 8 hours exploring a winter wonderland with Capt. Nolan! You'll be ice fishing in one of this area's best frozen fishing grounds. Capt. Nolan will make sure you're decked out with heated ice shacks, as well as all the fishing gear you'll need. He'll also show you exactly how ice fishing works, so that you can have a really productive experience. Make sure you bring along some warm clothes, a valid fishing license, and any food you'd like to grill up to keep warm!Per personUS $200 - Angler's ChoicePerch/Atlantic Salmon-Half Day


At Grateful Guide Service, we invite you to immerse yourself in the unparalleled beauty and abundant fishing opportunities of Torch Lake, Northern Michigan's hidden gem. With a passion for angling and a commitment to exceptional service, we specialize in providing unforgettable perch and Atlantic salmon fishing experiences for anglers of all skillInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $375 - Jigging/Casting - Trout & Cisco



On this light tackle/hands-on fishing trip, we'll be cruising around the beautiful Grand Traverse Bay looking for lake trout & cisco. In May and June we look towards the shoreline and shallow reefs holding fish by casting and retrieving jigs or blade baits back to the boat. Then once the water warms, fish will then push put to deep water/reefs for the remainder of summer. At that point we will begin our vertical jigging charters and what a riot this tactic is!Price for up to 2 peopleUS $650 - Angler's Choice6 Hour Trip (AM)



+3On this 6 hour trip you get more time on the water for fishing and exploring the glades. You will be using live bait (shiners) to target Peacock Bass and Largemouth Bass (depending on the season). And while no two trips are the same, anglers have been catching ferocious Tiger Oscar's, the mighty Bowfin, Florida Gar and different species of Cichlids including the exotic Jaguar Cichlid. Cold drinks, live bait and all fishing equipment is included in the price. All trips are catch and release only.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $550 - 8 Hour Trip – Ice Fishing - 6:00 AM



+5We offer fully guided ice fishing trips on Green Bay, targeting Perch and Walleye, as well as inland trips for panfish and Northern Pike. Our trips are designed to be comfortable, productive, and hassle-free. We provide everything including rods, reels, tackle, and electronics. You'll fish from heated shacks and have transportation to and from, so you can focus entirely on the experience. All you need to bring is something to drink, a few snacks, and you're ready for a great day on the ice.Instant ConfirmationPer personUS $225 Latitude 44 Outfitter – Ice Fishing
Williamsburg, MichiganFull Day Trip

Ice fishing Grand Traverse Bay.Instant ConfirmationPer personUS $300Ruby Range Wilderness & Fishing Lodge
Destruction Bay, Canada3 Day – Remote Fishing Trip


+1Kluane Lake is one of Canada’s largest glacial lakes; remote, glacier-fed, and lightly fished. Talbot Arm is a private, boat-access-only section with no roads, no crowds, and virtually no fishing pressure. Target Lake Trout, Arctic Grayling, Northern Pike, Whitefish, and Burbot. Crystal-clear water allows sight-fishing the shallows, dry fly action for Grayling, aggressive Pike strikes, and deep-water battles with large Lake Trout. Self-guided fishing: your boat, your schedule, your water.Instant ConfirmationPer personUS $307
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About Burbot fishing
Burbot fishing targets a unique freshwater Cod that thrives in cold, deep water. Anglers chase Burbot for their nighttime bite, firm white fillets, and steady, dogged fight. They live near the bottom of lakes and large rivers, so finding structure and depth is key.
Common tactics include bottom fishing and jigging close to the lakebed. Many anglers use glow spoons, soft plastics, or cut bait to draw strikes in dark water. Slow lifts and short pauses work well, as Burbot often follow before committing. In winter, ice fishing with a tip‑up or a jigging rod is very effective.
Expect a patient, hands‑on experience that rewards careful presentation and good location choices. The action often peaks after sunset and in low light. This trip suits anglers who enjoy problem solving and cold‑weather fishing. Dress in warm, layered clothing, and bring waterproof gloves, a headlamp, and pliers. If ice fishing, carry safety gear, check ice thickness, and follow local guidance.
Regulations differ by state, province, and water body. Some areas require a fishing license and specific permits. Seasons, harvest rules, and release guidance can change. Always check local licensing, season dates, and harvest regulations before your trip, and follow all posted rules.
Techniques
Burbot fishing targets a unique freshwater Cod that thrives in cold, deep water. Anglers chase Burbot for their nighttime bite, firm white fillets, and steady, dogged fight. They live near the bottom of lakes and large rivers, so finding structure and depth is key.
Common tactics include bottom fishing and jigging close to the lakebed. Many anglers use glow spoons, soft plastics, or cut bait to draw strikes in dark water. Slow lifts and short pauses work well, as Burbot often follow before committing. In winter, ice fishing with a tip‑up or a jigging rod is very effective.
Expect a patient, hands‑on experience that rewards careful presentation and good location choices. The action often peaks after sunset and in low light. This trip suits anglers who enjoy problem solving and cold‑weather fishing. Dress in warm, layered clothing, and bring waterproof gloves, a headlamp, and pliers. If ice fishing, carry safety gear, check ice thickness, and follow local guidance.
Regulations differ by state, province, and water body. Some areas require a fishing license and specific permits. Seasons, harvest rules, and release guidance can change. Always check local licensing, season dates, and harvest regulations before your trip, and follow all posted rules.





















