Ice Fishing
In the winter I fish from the safety of my 8 wheel drive Argo which has tracks to get through the deepest snow and in the event that we should break through the ice, it floats!
Comfortable portable ice shacks provided by Frabill keep us out of the elements to make the day that much more enjoyable. With tip-ups and jig poles from Frabill we will be ready to ice those lunkers.
Once there is safe ice covering the lakes it’s time to walk on water. We fish for multi Species throughout the winter, including Northern Pike, Walleye, Trout, Bluegills, Crappie, and Yellow Perch. When the game fish season closes in March the focus then turns to panfishing.
Large groups are always welcome and we can accommodate every one from family reunions to corporate outings. (These may require additional guides.) Contact me with your plans.
Rates
These rates cover two anglers and all transportation on and off the water, necessary equipment, and my knowledge of the local waters.
- Full Day - $325.00
- Half Day - $200.00
- Additional anglers $25.00 each some restrictions apply.
- Children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult.
- Live bait is an additional fee when required
- A non-refundable $100.00 deposit is required to reserve your fishing date.
What you will need:
- Wisconsin fishing license
- Appropriate clothing (dress in layers, expect to be outside)
- Sun Glasses
- Camera (fish love to have their pictures taken)
- Lunch
What I supply:
- Transportation on and off the water
- All fishing supplies
- Bottled water
- Knowledge of the water
You are welcome to bring your own equipment but please make sure you are rigged appropriately for the fish targeted. Tip-ups: spool with 30 to 45 lb test line, leaders should be 30 lb floral carbon or 27 lb seven strand for Northern Pike. Walleye leaders can be made from 6 to 12 lb floral carbon or a super braid in the same test, length should be 2 to 6 feet long. Jig poles should have new line spooled on every year and should be matched to the weight of the fish targeted. Panfish 1 to 4 lb, Walleye 4 to 6 lb, Northern Pike 8 to 20 lb.


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