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Half Day
$400
Four hours on the water for two anglers. Live bait is included for most trips; musky bait may carry an additional cost. Additional anglers are $50 each.
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Full Day
$600
Eight hours on the water for two anglers. Live bait is included for most trips; musky bait may carry an additional cost. Additional anglers are $50 each.
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Split Day
$700
Four hours in the morning and four in the afternoon, with a midday break. Live bait is included for most trips; musky bait may carry an additional cost.
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Normal start times
Full day and morning half-day trips typically start fishing at 8 AM. Afternoon half days and split-day afternoon sessions typically start at 4 PM, with late-fall afternoons sometimes starting earlier.
Group size
Each trip accommodates 1–2 anglers at the listed rate. A 3rd angler is $50 for a half day or full day, and a 4th angler is $50 for a half day or full day.
Weather and cancellations
Rain-check dates are available for unsafe weather such as thunderstorms or very heavy winds. Cancellations require at least 48 hours notice to apply payment toward another date in the same season.
Past trips
Recent days on the water
Persistence Pays Off: Jay, Mary & Steven’s August Walleye Outing
The active fish were picky and concentrated on only a couple spots—but Jay, Mary, and Steven stayed after them until the walleye bite came together.
Two Days, One Fishing Family: Miles & Ryan’s Multi-Species Adventure
Crappie for the table, bass on the line, and two young anglers building real skills—see how Miles and Ryan made the most of two days on the water.
Cool Water, Moonset & Esox: A July 31 Musky Day
A cool, rainy break dropped surface temps to 75–77°—and the muskies noticed. See how Richard, Reed, and Josh turned a St. Croix Rod event into a moon-window Esox hunt with a musky, a heart-stopping follow, and two pike.
Fishing news
Latest reports and notes
Fishing Reports
Fishing Report: Late-Summer Cooling, Fall Clues & Scattered Fish
Cool nights teased fall, then early-September warmth spread fish back across the lake. Here’s where we’re finding musky now—and what’s next for walleye and crappie.
Fishing Reports
August Fishing Report: Midge Hatches, Leeches & Mid-Summer Moves
Midge worms on the mud, leeches on structure, and fish sliding to deeper breaks: here’s what changed on the water through August.
Fishing Reports
Late June–Early July Fishing Report: Scattered Summer Patterns & Bug Hatches
As water temperatures climb into the upper 70s, the multi-species bite transitions to early morning and late afternoon. Fish are scattered between weed edges and mud flats during the summer bug hatches.
Trusted gear
Four partners, picked fresh each visit.
Minn Kota
Lake X Lures
Pandemonium Tackle
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Prepared trips, local water, and a veteran-owned standard show up in the details people remember.
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John M.
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Andy had the boat ready, the plan dialed, and the patience to keep us on fish all day.
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Mike R.
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Local knowledge showed up fast. We learned water, patterns, and how to fish smarter.
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Sarah K.
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A professional guide service with a calm, veteran-owned standard. Easy to recommend.
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