110 Fishing Charters
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If you'd like to get a taste of the excellent fishery that numerous lakes around Minocqua have to offer, this excursion is right for you. You will be targeting anything from Crappie and Bass (Largemouth and Smallmouth) to Walleye and Musky for 5–6 hours and you're in for some serious fishing action. Remember to pack your fishing license, drinks, snacks, and dress warmly.
If you don't have one whole day to spare to go fishing, half-day excursions are the next best thing. On your to-catch list is a variety of species – Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, Steelhead, Walleye, Catfish, and more. Bring your fishing license with you, as well as some drinks and snacks. Rain gear is also a good idea in the autumn months.
We'll be fishing Delavan Lake Geneva Lake for Bluegill, Crappie, Perch, Largemouth, Smallmouth Bass, Walleyes, Northern Pike, and Muskellunge.
4 hour trip at the discussed boat launch location. All bass trips are catch and release .
7-8 hours of Walleye Fishing
Ice Fishing Trip on Lake Winnebago Have all the equipment, shacks, and transportation to where we will be fishing.
Boat leaves the dock at 6am and return to dock at 11:30am.
Late afternoon / evenings are the best time to be on the water. Guided trip times start when we meet at the lake will be fishing, drive time to another lake is part of the trip.
Walleye fishing in Wisconsin, United States draws anglers from near and far. These cautious game fish fight hard, taste great, and love low light. Big lakes, wide rivers, and clean flowages make Wisconsin a top place to target them.
Guides use simple, proven tactics. Jigging means lifting a small weighted lure near the bottom. Trolling pulls crankbaits or spinners behind the boat to cover water. Slip bobber rigs suspend live bait at a steady depth. At dawn, dusk, and cloudy days, casting along breaks and weed edges often shines.
Charter trips are relaxed, focused, and beginner friendly. Captains provide rods, reels, tackle, and bait, and show you how everything works. Bring a valid fishing license, weather‑ready layers, soft‑soled shoes, snacks, and polarized sunglasses. Expect steady coaching, safe boat handling, and a clean fish box if you keep fish.
Across the state, you will find strong Walleye water. Green Bay and the Door Peninsula offer big water with trophy potential. The Lake Winnebago system and the Wisconsin River flowages are classic producers. The Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers hold current‑loving fish and year‑round structure. In the Northwoods, clear lakes and stained reservoirs give great spring and fall action.
Before you go, check the latest Wisconsin fishing rules. Confirm license needs, open seasons, harvest limits, and any special regulations for your lake or river. Your captain can help explain the basics, but you are responsible for following local laws.
