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If you're a morning person and want to spend 4 hours fishing, this trip is made for you. You'll be hunting anything from Walleye, Trout, Bass, Pike, Perch, and many others, or just focus on a particular species. Just let your guides know, and they'll organize the trip according to your desires.
Enjoy a guided trip on Lake Minnetonka. The species you will target depend on the conditions and time of year. The crew's goal is to put you on the fish and make your trip the best possible. These trips last m. Obviously, the goal is to put you on the best bite there is to ensure you have the best trip!
Guided fishing trips on Lake Minnetonka are 4 or 8 hour trips. Guide trips start at 8 am.
With Dakota Schlangen as your guide You will have the choice to chase Musky, Walleye, Bass, Pike, or Panfish! You will have 4 hours of fishing. Dakota, will put you on your desired species with the hopes of filling the livewell. You do not have to keep fish this is optional. Muskies are strictly catch and release only. You may choose more than one species to If Dakota is booked please check if Justin is available. Departure times can vary please ask if we can change time to fit your schedule better!
Evening multi-species trip. The trip starts at 4:30 and we fish until sunset. Usually consists of; bass/pike and panfish,then walleye in the later hours. Of course, if you want to just target a certain species we can do that too!
Fully Guided half or full day fishing excursions available in the Brainerd Lakes area (Gull, Pelican, N. Long, and Edwards are prioritized). Grab some snacks, drinks, fishing license and meet Marcus at the dock. Marcus will pretty much take care of everything else, so you can kick back, catch some fish, and have some laughs. I'm flexible with starting and ending times.
For Serious Anglers!
Short but Sweet
Mostly pike ,bass Walleyes and maybe Muskies..what ever the customer wants and what the weather will permit
Walleye fishing in Minnesota, United States draws anglers for one big reason: consistency. This iconic Midwestern sport fish feeds in cool, clean water and fights hard. Minnesota’s lakes and rivers give Walleye everything they need, so you can find action in every season. Spring brings hungry fish to the shallows, summer rewards patient anglers on structure, and winter keeps the bite going through the ice.
Most trips use spinning tackle with simple, proven rigs. In spring, a jig and minnow shines in 6–12 feet of water. As water warms, try live bait rigs, slip bobbers (a float that slides to set depth), or spinner harnesses with nightcrawlers. Late summer trolling with crankbaits covers water fast. When temperatures drop, slow down with jigs again. Ice anglers use small spoons and swimming lures tipped with minnows.
Guided trips are beginner friendly and efficient for seasoned anglers. Captains supply rods, tackle, and local knowledge, so you can focus on fishing. Dress in layers, pack sun protection, and bring snacks and a camera. Summer mornings and evenings offer steady bites. Fall trips can mean fewer boats and heavier fish. Ice fishing adds warm shelters and a unique way to target Walleye.
Minnesota is packed with productive water. Mille Lacs Lake is known for structure that holds fish all year. Lake of the Woods and Rainy Lake offer vast water and classic Walleye patterns. The Mississippi River has spring and fall runs with current breaks and wing dams. Leech Lake and Lake Winnibigoshish feature broad flats, points, and weed edges that produce through the seasons.
Before you go, check Minnesota fishing rules for licenses, seasons, harvest limits, and border-water regulations. Winter anglers should also review ice safety and shelter rules. Your captain can help you stay compliant, but the angler is responsible for knowing the basics.
