One Angler Or Six
Your Boat, Your Crew, Your Pace.
Fish solo with a captain who becomes your personal spotter, or load the team boat with five friends and make a day of it. Solo trips run on quiet poling skiffs built for skinny water; team trips run on wide, stable boats with shade, seating, and room to spread out.
Both formats get the same deal: all tackle and bait, fishing licenses, ice and drinks, fish cleaning, and a photo album from the day. Corporate groups get staggered starts and a dockside cookout option.
- 1–2 anglers on a skiff, 3–6 on the team boat — never mixed groups
- Half-day (4 hr) and full-day (8 hr) formats, dawn or dusk starts
- Team days include a friendly biggest-fish contest with prizes
Included
What's In Every Seat
Private Boat, Private Water
No strangers, no party-boat crowds. The itinerary bends around your crew's skill and stamina.
All Gear Provided
Rods, reels, tackle, live and artificial bait, plus foul-weather jackets if the sky turns.
Flexible Scheduling
Dawn, midday, or sunset departures. Reschedule free up to 48 hours before launch.
Team Day Extras
Biggest-fish trophies, dockside lunch service, and a group photo printed before you leave.
Good To Know
Solo & Team Questions
Skiffs take one or two anglers plus the guide; the team boat takes three to six. Parties of seven or more split across two boats fishing side by side.
Absolutely — most crews are mixed. The captain sets beginners up with simple rigs while experienced anglers throw lures, and everyone rotates through the hot corner.
Sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and lunch if you want more than our snacks and drinks. Everything that touches the water is on us.
Yes — multi-boat team days with scoring, prizes, and a dockside cookout. Tell us headcount and date in the quote form.