Manitowoc Chinook Salmon Fishing Charters

Spend the afternoon chasing Steelhead, Chinook, Coho, Lake, and Brown Trout. You will have enough time to see how supreme fishing can get here and will get all the gear you need to land a catch. You should purchase a fishing license before the trip. Pack food and snacks, get a camera, dress well for the weather and wear clothes in layers. Kids are welcome to come along. These trips are a good option for novice anglers.

If you like to fish in a small group and have more space to reel in your catch, this trip is a great option for you. You get 5 hours on the water to target primarily Chinook and Coho Salmon, but Steelhead, Brown, and Lake Trout are also a popular catch.

Rise and shine and board the ship at 4:00 a.m. for this exciting 6-hour trip. The captain will do everything he can to put you on Chinook and Coho Salmon, and you might also catch Steelhead, Walleye, Trout, Musky, Perch, and others on the way.

Best for the Steelhead, and the occasional hungry King.

Is there any better way to start the day than with a trip offshore to hunt for some prized fish? Leave as the sun comes up to catch the first bite of King Salmon, and spend 5 hours angling in the rich waters of Lake Michigan for a range of exciting and delicious fish. Troll the lake and lure in 3 kinds of Salmon and Trout on what promises to be a productive morning of fishing.

You are invited to pick the best start time for you. Plus, the extra hour of fishing time can be just the ticket! Morning, midday, or afternoon! A Wisconsin fishing license and Great lakes trout stamp are needed for anyone 16 and older.

This 5-hour trip is a good option if you want to experience the beauty of fishing on Lake Michigan but don't want to spend your whole day on the water. You and the crew will leave the dock as early as 5:00 a.m. and get back by 10:00 a.m.

This trip is great for people who love fishing Lake Michigan and want to maximize their fishing time and have time available to get to the best fishing grounds when needed for the best possible catch. Departure time is typically 4:30-5 AM mid June to early September, and as late as 5:30-6:00 AM early / late season. Just bring along a cooler with anything you’d like to eat or drink, a fishing license with a great lakes stamp, and extra clothes as it's usually cooler on the lake.

Go out there nice and early! Get set up right before the sun comes up, that’s when the big kings are getting hungry. The captain may adjust the departure time according to the sunrise schedule. Have your cameras ready for an epic sunrise.

4-10 am Leave the dock at 4am and fish til 10. This way you get a full 6 hours.