Sauger Fishing
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- Trips fromUS $475
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Featured Sauger fishing charters
- 5 Hour Trip (AM)
Start your day by catching Walleye/Perch (depending on the season) with an experienced captain. Just bring your cooler and purchase your fishing license. Everything else is covered by the captain, including live bait.Price for up to 6 peopleUS $700 - 4 Hour Trip
Enjoy a shorter excursion on the beautiful Lake Pepin/Mississippi River in search of hungry Walleyes. Bring up to 3 anglers. Start times are flexible. Typically, we depart at 7 am during the summer months and 7:30/8 am during early spring and fall. We will fish for roughly 4 hours, then head back and clean your catch. This trip is accommodating for all levels of experience and is child friendly. We recommend being 7-8 yrs of age and above.Price for up to 3 peopleUS $400 - 4 Hour Trip
+1All fishing poles/tackle and bait are supplied. 4 Hours trips can be in the morning or evening. This trip is seasonal.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $400 - 4 Hour Trip – Electronics Special
+5Fluent with Humminbird, Lowrance and Garmin. We will take your boat and set all your electronics up, show you what to look for and specifically tune your graphs to fit you.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $450 - Angler's ChoiceHalf Day Afternoon Fishing Trip
+2Enjoy 4 hours of walleye fishing on the beautiful St. Croix River in Stillwater, MN.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $398 - 6 Hour Trip – River Fishing
+6This trip will be below 1 of 2 dams. Watts Bar or Fort Loudon dam. It's a fun trip for those who just want to get out and fish. We could catch, Largemouth and smallmouth bass, white bass, striped bass, walleye and sometimes catfish. You will need a license for all trips if you are 16 years or older.Price for up to 3 peopleUS $500 - Rock River Walleye Charter
+1Fish the Rock River including Lake Koshkonong chasing walleye and sauger, with bonus northern pike, crappie, white bass and catfish. An all-inclusive trip including gear, tackle and equipment. Bring your WI fishing license, sunscreen, snacks and drinks and get ready to have fun!Price for up to 2 peopleUS $450 - 4 Hour Trip – Multi-Species (AM)+4This particular trip is great for kids and anyone who just wants to catch a bunch of fish. What's 'on the menu' is determined by the captain and is essentially whatever is biting the best. We will use live bait to artificial baits on these trips. Catfish, whitebass, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, sauger, freshwater drum, skipjack herring, and striped bass are all possibilities to be caught.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $449
- 8 Hour Trip+28hr trip on the St. Croix river. You never know what you might catch on this multi-species gem. 3 guests max. Start time is open please message me for options.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $550
Starkey Outdoors – Sooner Lake Saugeyes
Morrison, OklahomaFull Day Trip – Sooner Lake Saugeye
This is a fun full day trip on Sooner lake for the hybrid Saugeye. We will start early and fish late. I utilize bottom bouncing with worms and casting areas as well. I'm always open to my clients ideas too. The wildlife dept stocks this power plant heavily with Saugeye and there is an 18in minimum. Plan on catching plenty of the invasive White Perch. Sooner is a beautiful clear lake in the middle of nowhere. We always catch them on this lake.Price for up to 3 peopleUS $600
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What anglers say about Sauger fishing
- 5.0/5(Half Day Afternoon Fishing Trip)
Amazing time!
Captain Ryan was an absolute blast! We went on a girls trip during the day and had the best time! We highly recommend doing this as an activity with friends or family and we will do it again!!
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip)
no shortage of fish
Joe was friendly and great, super knowledgeable and a fun guy to be around. Equipment was great and we had no issues reeling them in.
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip)
Knowledgeable Guide
We had a great morning fishing. Caught a variety of fish. Joseph knew the lake and past days results so he was able to move us to fish locations. He took the time to explain fish identification and handling to my grandson and created some memories I'm sure he won't forget.
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip)
Great Day on the River
Joe was an exceptional guide. He taught us a great deal about fishing the river and put us on nice Walleyes. We highly reccond Joe!
- 4.0/5(6 Hour Trip)
fantastic weekend
I had a free weekend while visiting Mayo made better by two days fishing with Mark. Thoroughly enjoyed 2 days on lake pepin and the mississippi. caught seven different species plus a 27” walleye.
Related species
About Sauger fishing
Sauger is the smaller relative of the Walleye, similar in appearance and taste, but more common in fast-flowing rivers than in lakes.
How big
At only a fraction of their relative's size, Sauger are most often caught between 0.5 and 2lbs.
Distribution
Sauger are native to the southern, western and central USA west of the Appalachians and southern Canada between Alberta and Quebec, including the Great Lakes and James Bay.
In rivers, Sauger are known to migrate extensive distances (up to 400 miles) for spawning purposes. They migrate upstream March through May and back downstream April through July.
How to catch
The species is caught on similar bait as Walleye. Depending on the season, either minnows, night crawlers, leeches or frogs should be effective. Anglers like tipping heavy jigs with natural bait. Here is an excellent in-depth article on Sauger fishing, if you'd like to know more.
Good to eat?
White, delicate and flaky meat.
Habitats
Techniques
Sauger is the smaller relative of the Walleye, similar in appearance and taste, but more common in fast-flowing rivers than in lakes.
How big
At only a fraction of their relative's size, Sauger are most often caught between 0.5 and 2lbs.
Distribution
Sauger are native to the southern, western and central USA west of the Appalachians and southern Canada between Alberta and Quebec, including the Great Lakes and James Bay.
In rivers, Sauger are known to migrate extensive distances (up to 400 miles) for spawning purposes. They migrate upstream March through May and back downstream April through July.
How to catch
The species is caught on similar bait as Walleye. Depending on the season, either minnows, night crawlers, leeches or frogs should be effective. Anglers like tipping heavy jigs with natural bait. Here is an excellent in-depth article on Sauger fishing, if you'd like to know more.
Good to eat?
White, delicate and flaky meat.