Captain
Kyle Ender
Member since March 2017
St. Joseph, United States
- Background
- I was born into a family who fishes year-round for Salmon, Trout, and Perch on Lake Michigan. I got my degree in business when I was 18 years old. I was successfully fishing my first professional tournament at 13 years old, and have been fishing professionally ever since. I was born to fish! I look forward to creating you a memory that lasts forever.
- Techniques
- I love to troll for salmon and trout using down riggers, dipsey divers and my generation has invented and perfected the technique of using copper line and attaching it to side planers....this technique allows the angler to hone in on a certain depth and put more lines in the zone where the fish are targeted. It is not uncommon for me to run 15-20 rods at a time. For perch and walleye fishing, I Fish VERY aggressive. I like to jig and drift until i find the fish. When i leave the dock, i am looking to limit you out, however , i understand that it is called fishing and will take whatever we are blessed with.
Hey, I'm Captain Kyle Ender
St. Joseph, United States
- Background
- I was born into a family who fishes year-round for Salmon, Trout, and Perch on Lake Michigan. I got my degree in business when I was 18 years old. I was successfully fishing my first professional tournament at 13 years old, and have been fishing professionally ever since. I was born to fish! I look forward to creating you a memory that lasts forever.
- Techniques
- I love to troll for salmon and trout using down riggers, dipsey divers and my generation has invented and perfected the technique of using copper line and attaching it to side planers....this technique allows the angler to hone in on a certain depth and put more lines in the zone where the fish are targeted. It is not uncommon for me to run 15-20 rods at a time. For perch and walleye fishing, I Fish VERY aggressive. I like to jig and drift until i find the fish. When i leave the dock, i am looking to limit you out, however , i understand that it is called fishing and will take whatever we are blessed with.
