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Full Day
$550
Eight hours on the water for two anglers. Additional anglers are $50 each and extra hours are $25 each.
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Half Day
$350
Four hours on the water for two anglers. Additional anglers are $50 each and extra hours are $25 each.
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Split Day
$600
Four hours in the morning, a midday break, and four hours in the afternoon. Works great for fishing one species in the morning and another in the afternoon.
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Deposit Required
$150
Because we fill up fast, we require a $150 dollar deposit when booking a trip!
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
Musky trips have a maximum of two anglers in the boat. A third angler can often be accommodated for other situations. Groups of four or more require an additional guide.
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.
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Straight from anglers who’ve been in the boat.
Prepared trips, local water, and a veteran-owned standard show up in the details people remember.
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John M.
★★★★★ Google review
Andy had the boat ready, the plan dialed, and the patience to keep us on fish all day.
Prepared from the launch
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Mike R.
★★★★★ Google review
Local knowledge showed up fast. We learned water, patterns, and how to fish smarter.
Local water knowledge
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Sarah K.
★★★★★ Google review
A professional guide service with a calm, veteran-owned standard. Easy to recommend.
The right kind of day
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Past trips
Recent days on the water
Non-Stop Bluegill Action with Kris, Olivia, & Jamie!
Kris, Olivia, and Jamie had a blast catching well over 100 bluegill, keeping just enough for a fresh fish dinner!
Muskies 2025 Fall
a few miscellaneous pictures of fall musky from 2025. I love fall musky! Cooler water temps, less boat traffic, and using live bait for musk
Fishing news
Latest reports and notes
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.
Fishing Reports
May–Mid June Fishing Report: Walleyes in the Weeds & Smallmouth Transitions
Water temps have delayed the smallmouth spawn on deeper clear lakes, while walleye and perch remain buried in newly accelerated weed growth. Keep an eye out for pike and musky mixed in!