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  • 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!!
    Tiffany S.
    Tiffany S.
    Reviewed on Aug 13, 2026
  • 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.
    Tim G.
    Tim G.
    Reviewed on Jul 25, 2026
  • 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.
    William G.
    William G.
    Reviewed on Jul 20, 2026
  • 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!
    Larry N.
    Larry N.
    Reviewed on Jul 11, 2026
  • 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.
    Robert M.
    Robert M.
    Reviewed on Sep 28, 2025
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ソーガー釣りについて

サイズ
0.5 to 2lbs
食用価値
良い
Game Quality
平均

Sauger are prized river fish known for sharp bites, steady action, and great table fare. They are close relatives of Walleye and thrive in moving water. Anglers target them because they feed in low light, school up, and often bite through the colder months. Sauger fishing suits anyone who enjoys reading current, staying mobile, and feeling hits close to the bottom.

You can catch Sauger with simple river fishing tactics. Bottom fishing and vertical jigging work well around current breaks, deep holes, wing dams, and below dams. Use jigs tipped with minnows, nightcrawlers, or soft plastics. Drifting or slow trolling near the bottom keeps your bait in the strike zone. Focus on dawn, dusk, cloudy days, and stained water when Sauger are most active.

Expect a hands-on trip with lots of feel. Light to medium spinning gear with a sensitive rod helps detect subtle bites. Bring warm layers in cool weather, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-slip footwear. Pack a small tackle box with jigs, sinkers, and extra leaders. If you plan to keep fish where allowed, bring a cooler with ice for the ride home.

Before your trip, check local fishing rules. Confirm your fishing license or permit, open seasons, and harvest regulations. Some waters have special gear or size rules. Always review current regulations for the water you plan to fish.

Sauger are prized river fish known for sharp bites, steady action, and great table fare. They are close relatives of Walleye and thrive in moving water. Anglers target them because they feed in low light, school up, and often bite through the colder months. Sauger fishing suits anyone who enjoys reading current, staying mobile, and feeling hits close to the bottom.

You can catch Sauger with simple river fishing tactics. Bottom fishing and vertical jigging work well around current breaks, deep holes, wing dams, and below dams. Use jigs tipped with minnows, nightcrawlers, or soft plastics. Drifting or slow trolling near the bottom keeps your bait in the strike zone. Focus on dawn, dusk, cloudy days, and stained water when Sauger are most active.

Expect a hands-on trip with lots of feel. Light to medium spinning gear with a sensitive rod helps detect subtle bites. Bring warm layers in cool weather, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-slip footwear. Pack a small tackle box with jigs, sinkers, and extra leaders. If you plan to keep fish where allowed, bring a cooler with ice for the ride home.

Before your trip, check local fishing rules. Confirm your fishing license or permit, open seasons, and harvest regulations. Some waters have special gear or size rules. Always review current regulations for the water you plan to fish.