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If you'd like to get a taste of the excellent fishery that numerous lakes around Minocqua have to offer, this excursion is right for you. You will be targeting anything from Crappie and Bass (Largemouth and Smallmouth) to Walleye and Musky for 5–6 hours and you're in for some serious fishing action. Remember to pack your fishing license, drinks, snacks, and dress warmly.
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.
Rise and shine and spend the morning with your line in the water! With an experienced captain to lead the way, you can expect a productive trip. In terms of catch, think Walleye, Bass, Catfish, and Steelhead, to name a few. Remember to pack your fishing license, and some snacks and drinks are a good idea as well.
We'll be fishing Delavan Lake Geneva Lake for Bluegill, Crappie, Perch, Largemouth, Smallmouth Bass, Walleyes, Northern Pike, and Muskellunge.
4 hour trip at the discussed boat launch location. All bass trips are catch and release .
The half-day trip will begin at 6:30 am and end around lunchtime at 12:30 pm. Muskie Trips are 2 People Maximum. Trips of 3 to 4 people will target mostly panfish and possibly bass, pike, and walleye.
Action-packed fishing for walleyes, crappies, bluegills, bass, and pike on Wisconsin's beautiful inland lakes. Perfect for beginners, families, kids, and experienced anglers alike. If you're looking to catch your first fish, enjoy a fun day on the water, or bring home fresh fish for dinner, we'll tailor the trip to your goals and skill level. Our boat is equipped with two Livescope units, allowing anglers to watch fish react to their bait in real time and helping us stay on active fish.
Late afternoon / evenings are the best time to be on the water. Guided trip times start when we meet at the lake will be fishing, drive time to another lake is part of the trip.
Largemouth Bass fishing in Wisconsin, United States draws anglers to clear lakes, winding rivers, and weedy bays. This popular Panfish predator hits hard, grows big, and fights well. From spring to fall, you can find steady action across the state.
Guides target Bass with spinning gear, baitcasting, and fly fishing. Soft plastics, jigs, spinnerbaits, and topwater frogs work around weed edges and docks. In cooler months, crankbaits and jerkbaits shine along drop-offs and rock piles.
Most trips run on stable bass boats with plenty of casting room. Your captain usually provides rods, reels, tackle, and safety gear. Bring a hat, sunblock, weather layers, snacks, and a small cooler. Families and first-timers are welcome, and kids love the fast bites.
Wisconsin’s Northwoods lakes and flowages offer thick cover and classic weedlines. Central lakes and the Wisconsin River system produce steady action and great variety. The Madison Chain and nearby kettle lakes are known for healthy Bass populations. The Mississippi River backwaters host grass mats and wood structure that hold fish all season. The Lake Winnebago system offers broad, shallow habitat that Bass use from spring through fall.
Before you go, review Wisconsin fishing regulations. Check license and permit needs, open seasons, and harvest rules for your waters. Many anglers practice catch and release for trophy Bass. Your captain can help explain current guidelines before lines go in.
