6 Fishing Charters
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Bay of Quinte is famous for its Walleye fishing with numbers of eater size fish more common in the spring/summer and Larger Migratory Walleye that move into Bay of Quinte being caught in the Fall. It is not uncommon to catch Pike, Sheephead (Drum), Perch, Silver Bass when we are targeting walleye. We also offer the option to target Bass on the Bay of Quinte during the summer if requested in advance.
These are great easy fishing trips. The action is typically quite good out here. Perfect for kids or first time ice fishing experiences. You are setup in a portable ice hut with a heater and chairs and a fish finder to watch your lures, all the fishing gear you need as well as live bait and we are nearby to help you land and unhook fish.
The early bird catches the worm – and the world-famous freshwater fish, too! Come experience a morning on Lake St. Clair, which your captain calls 'the world's greatest Musky fishery,' and get ready to tangle your lines with this freshwater beast. See how you match up on the reel with gigantic Musky, using light tackle and top techniques learned from Capt. David. You'll be provided with top-notch rods and reels, tackle, and artificial lures. All you need to bring is a fishing license.
Spend the day chasing a variety of panfish like Crappie, bluegill and perch! These trips are fun for all ages and provide great table fare!
If you don't have the whole day available for fishing, at least spend 6 hours trolling for Muskie. These big guys are not easy to catch and you'll need lots of strength to reel one in. All fishing equipment is covered by the crew.
**This trip location includes a milage fee from central Manitoba in the price. Any changes will result in a milage fee to at .50 cents per km to the alternative launch** To book its $350 for 4 hours of fishing plus milage to the location in NWO of your choosing. You can keep your catch and the guide will provide cleaning and filleting. You and the guide will depart at 8:00 a.m. and return at 12:00 p.m. Tips are not included in the price
Crappie fishing in Ontario, Canada draws anglers to a classic Panfish prize. Both Black Crappie and White Crappie thrive in weedy bays, warm shallows, and quiet backwaters. The bite is steady, the fights are fun, and the fillets are prized.
Guides often use light spinning gear with small jigs or minnows. A slip bobber lets you set exact depth, which helps when fish suspend. In spring, look for warm, shallow cover. In summer and fall, target deeper weed edges, mid-lake humps, and cribs. Ice fishing can be excellent with tiny spoons and glow jigs.
Most trips stay on inland lakes with short, smooth runs. Your captain usually provides tackle, bait, and safety gear, and will clean fish on request. This is great for kids and first-timers. Dress in layers, bring sun protection, snacks, a cooler for fillets, and your fishing license.
Top regions include the Kawartha Lakes, Lake Simcoe’s sheltered bays, and the Rideau and Trent–Severn systems. The Ottawa Valley and Eastern Ontario have productive reservoirs and backwaters. Northwestern shield lakes near Kenora and Dryden hold slab Crappie in cabbage and timber. Southern Ontario farm-country ponds and slow tributaries also shine in spring and fall.
Regulations vary by area, season, and species. Always check your local fishing license and permit needs, and confirm open seasons and harvest rules for your specific Fisheries Management Zone before you go. When in doubt, ask your guide and plan for catch and release if rules are unclear.
