We had a spectacular morning with a captain who was very knowledgeable, personable and safety oriented. Unfortunately we only caught 4 fish because the pending storm kept us to a limited area and the fish under the boat just weren’t biting today. I was happy to err on the side of caution. Captain Mark showed concern regarding possible seasickness and gave us the opportunity to head in if we needed to. He also showed my son how to filet a fish. I would absolutely recommend booking a trip with him!

Marc was a very knowledgeable and enjoyable captain to fish with. His boat is comfortable and well equipped. I wanted to catch some Smallies, but unfortunately the bite did not work out. Marc switched tactics and put us on a half dozen walleye.

Was not a good weather day to fish. Small craft advisory was coming in. Wife lasted until the waves hit 2 plus feet. Captain Mark slow trolled her back. She was happy about that. We went back out to find some fish. They weren’t there. Captain Mark asked what I wanted to do. I said, “put me on the fish”. He did. We went deep. We went shallow. We changed rods and reels. We changed baits and colors. We hopped from one reef to another. The Captain was non-stop trying to find the fish. He found them for me. I could not have been happier with his efforts or the results. Even on the worst of fishing days, Captain Mark got fish into the boat. I will be booking again. Can’t wait to see how he does on a good day!

Our first ever Lake Erie charter. I chose this charter because after looking at the different size boats and cost of the charter, this one seemed perfect. A 22 ft 300 HP Yamaha, Deep V Skeeter that was only $400 for a full day of fishing. The boat seats 3. The Captain who does not sit much, and seats for 2 others. I’m not certain he would take more than 2 but if you are a party of 2 I highly recommend Mark. If your party is larger you may want to talk with the captain, from what we saw his set up is for 2. My wife and I fish 3 to 4 times a week on our own new bass boat on the finger lakes but we wanted some walleyes. Mark was waiting at the launch at 7 AM. as we made our way out of the marina, Mark gave us a rundown of the history of the area. Mark’s preferred style of fishing is bottom bouncing with his own hand made worm harnesses. We had several hits but no hook ups for the first hour. Then in the next 4 and a half hours we boated our 18 fish limit of walleyes ranging from legal to about 21 inches. Our only regret was not taking a photo of the cooler chuck full of walleyes, and maybe the fact that we were done after 5 and a half hours. I asked Mark how many walleyes he gets on average each time out and he said 10. We also boated about 8 drums and 2 silver bass. If your thinking of an Erie charter for walleye’s give Mark a chance, I know we will book with him again.

Mark has the experience and know how to put you on the fish. Really nice job on filleting the catch also.