Brussels Walleye Fishing Charters

This five-hour afternoon trip will take you fishing the structures for Walleye.

Explore the beautiful Great Lake aboard your own sport fishing vessel and land trophy Walleye.

Enjoy this six-hour trip, trolling, casting, or jigging for Walleye on the beautiful Green Bay and its tributaries.

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.

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!

You and the captain will be fishing Walleye in Door County, Wisconsin or the southern bay of Green Bay. Capt. Randy is a retired law enforcement officer and would like to share his time and stories with America's heroes.

Spring Walleye Trips $400 (2 guests) $450 (3 guests) Spring trophy fishing is all casting, (trips are for no more than 3 guests) Offered March 1st (Start date might change due to Ice thaw from winter) - May 2nd 2025 -5 hour trip -All Fishing equipment provided. -Additional Time on the water - $50 per Hour -Add another person to the trip $50 -Customer is required to purchase a Wisconsin Fishing License -Fishing license needs to be printed out on a white sheet of paper before the day of the trip!

Walleye Season (March-April) Locations: Fox River (De Pere), Bay of Green Bay, Oconto, Sturgeon Bay Each year, our walleye fishing season kicks off in March. During spring, millions of walleyes from Green Bay make their way up the Fox River to spawn, presenting an excellent opportunity for anglers. March is the best time to have the catch of a lifetime, with 100 fish days and 28-33 inch walleyes being very common. Following the Fox River run, the walleye action moves to the Oconto River and Sturgeon Bay.

7-8 hours of Walleye Fishing

We will chase walleyes either trolling, jigging or rigging. Presentation simply depends on the time of year.