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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Heads Up! Made my year!!

    If you’re into bank fishing the lower Niagara River, Captain Mike from Big Man Big Fish can get you on the fish! He knows the river, species and bait needed that you're looking for. Limited out on salmon! Best time I ever had salmon fishing. Thanks Capt. Mike!
    Robert G.
    Robert G.
    Reviewed on Oct 31, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip (PM))

    one of the most best fishing trips so far

    we caught 15 fish total catched some big ones captain was helpful and a good person to talk book this dude all the time what standed out the most it was my boys sons birthday and he made him have good experience
    Juan C.
    Juan C.
    Reviewed on Nov 1, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    it’s worth it

    Believe me: the captain will do everything to ensure you catch some fish. An excellent trip.
    Andriy K.
    Andriy K.
    Reviewed on Oct 31, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip – Walleye - 10:00 AM)

    very nice trip

    Our trip out was great! So much fun, and I was finally able to catch a yellow perch ! Hes so down to earth and great, it was like fishing with a old friend! Highly recommend, we will be back again!!
    Robert K.
    Robert K.
    Reviewed on Nov 1, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Adventure Trip)

    Amazing trip

    Captain Frank really knows his stuff and is an incredible guide, not to mention a terrific guy! We had an absolute blast!
    Jake S.
    Jake S.
    Reviewed on Oct 31, 2026
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川釣りについて

River fishing puts you close to moving water, active fish, and changing scenery. You follow the flow, read the current, and place your bait where fish feed. It is simple to start, exciting to master, and a great way to fish year-round.

Rivers hold a wide mix of game fish. In many places you can target Trout, Salmon, Bass, Walleye, Catfish, Pike, Carp, Perch, and Crappie. Trophy hunters often look for Chinook Salmon, Brown Trout, Muskellunge, and big Flathead Catfish. Smaller Panfish keep kids busy and make easy action near shore.

Common methods include spinning, fly fishing, and bottom fishing. Drift a bait or lure so it moves with the current. Cast into seams, eddies, pools, and riffles, which are spots where fish rest or feed. Fly anglers match local insects with simple dry flies or nymphs. Jigging near the bottom also works well when fish hug deeper holes.

Trips range from quick after-work sessions to full days on the water. You can fish from the bank, wade with care, or ride in a small boat. This suits beginners, families, and seasoned anglers alike. Many guides provide rods, tackle, and bait, plus waders or safety gear when needed. Bring weather-ready layers, polarized sunglasses, sun protection, snacks, and water. Expect steady action, peaceful views, and a hands-on lesson in reading water.

Before you go, check local fishing rules. Confirm if you need a license or permit. Review open seasons, protected areas, and harvest limits for each species. Rules change by river and region, so plan ahead to fish legally and responsibly.