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Lake Fishing Guides Near Big Rapids, Mi

Fishing in Holland

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River Fishing Guides Near Big Rapids, Mi

Fishing in Thompsonville

River Fishing Trip in Thompsonville

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Fishing in Big Rapids

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Fishing in South Boardman

River Fishing Trip in South Boardman

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Fishing in Manistee
Fishing in Manistee
Fishing in Manistee
trip description for Manistee Salmon and Steelhead in Manistee

If you've been looking for a top-tier sportfishing trip here on Lake Michigan, you're in the right place! Many people don't know that the Great Lakes are home to some of the biggest, baddest freshwater sportfish in the USA, and there's no better way to hook some up than a trip with Captain Lenny. On this trip, you'll chase big Salmon and Steelhead on trolling gear. Both of these species are a blast for any and all anglers, whether you're aiming for a new personal best, hoping to fill your cooler with keepers, or all of the above! You'll hunt these fish using a variety of baits and lures on trolling gear. All of the Salmonids—the family that includes Salmon and Steelhead—love to hit fast-moving targets, and when one of these fish takes the hook, you'll feel it! Both of these big-time sportfish are known for their fast runs and big jumps, so once that fish takes off, strap in for a fight. Once you're back on the dock, Captain Lenny is happy to clean and bag your keepers for you. Salmon and Steelhead are both excellent eating, whether you choose to throw them on the grill, sear them on the stovetop, or even prepare sushi! Ask Lenny for his favorite recipes. Captain Lenny's 31' boat is built for performance! She sports twin 454.crusader engines to get you moving fast, and has an enclosed console to keep you out of the wind. This vessel is built to cut smoothly through choppy lakewater, so you should be trolling with the utmost comfort. She also features a full kit of electronics, and a cooler for your keepers. Captain Lenny provides all the equipment needed for a successful day of fishing, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. You should bring food and drinks so you don’t get worn-out, plus appropriate clothing, some sunglasses, and sunscreen. Other than that, Captain Lenny has got you covered! Read More

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Manistee Salmon And Steelhead

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31 ft 1 - 6 People From $800
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Fishing in Whitehall
Fishing in Whitehall
Fishing in Whitehall
trip description for Weekend Sportsman Special in Whitehall

For some reason, many people don't seem to know that the Great Lakes are home to some of the biggest, baddest freshwater sportfish in the USA. The stocks include Chinook (King) Salmon, Coho Salmon, Lake Trout, and Steelhead, all of which are powerful fighters and excellent table fare. If you've been looking for a top-tier sportfishing trip on Lake Michigan—America's third-largest lake and the fifth-largest in the world—then you're in the right place. Captain Terry is a pro when it comes to fishing the lake, and has been running successful trips out of Whitehall, MI for many years. Captain Terry runs his trips aboard a 31' Tiara cuddy cabin. She has a spacious deck for fishing, and sports Crusader engines to get you out there fast. Plus, she has a full cabin to keep you out of the sun and the wind. This vessel is built to cut smoothly through choppy water, so you should be trolling with the utmost comfort. She also features a full kit of electronics, and an ice box for your keepers. You'll chase bites using a variety of baits and lures on trolling gear. All of the Salmonids—the family that includes Salmon and Trout—love to hit fast-moving targets, and when one of these fish takes the hook, you'll feel it! Salmon and Trout both have fast runs and big jumps, so these fights are nothing short of spectacular! After you pull in a monster, you can store it in the icebox so it stays fresh during the remainder of your voyage. Back at the dock, Captain Terry will clean and bag your catch, so you can take home a delicious dinner. Captain Terry provides all the equipment needed for a successful day of fishing, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. You should bring food and drinks so you don’t get worn-out, plus appropriate clothing, some sunglasses, and sunscreen. Other than that, your captain has got you covered! The only question is, when are you coming up? Read More

Lake Fishing Trip near Big Rapids

Weekend Sportsman Special

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Fishing in Manistee
Fishing in Manistee
Fishing in Manistee
trip description for Manistee Salmon Slammin' in Manistee

Take a trip out with Captain George and experience the great freshwater fishing that Lake Michigan has to offer! Lake Michigan is the third-largest of the Great Lakes and the fifth-largest lake in the world, with just over 22,000 square miles of surface area. It's a top freshwater sportfishing destination, but with so much water and low-to-moderate fishing pressure, there's no better place to bag a big one! On this trip, you'll primarily be trolling to attract big Salmon, which love to whack fast-moving baits and lures. When these powerful fish hit the hook, you'll feel it! Salmon are great fighters that will really test your strength, stamina, and skills—so bring your A-game! In addition, Salmon are excellent table far, whether you choose to throw them on the grill, pan-sear the fillets, or even try them raw as sushi! Ask Captai George for his favorite recipe, and he'll point you in the right direction. You'll be fishing from the deck of his 21' Ranger bay boat. She's kitted out with all the equipment necessary for a great day of fishing, including twin Mercury Verado 300-HP engines and a covered console to keep you out of the sun when you're not actively fishing. Your captain will bring everything you need for an ideal trip, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. George will also clean and package all your keepers at the end of the trip. All you need to bring is a fishing license with the appropriate stamps, a cooler with snacks and drinks, proper clothing, sunscreen, and a smile! Get out there and enjoy the clear, cool waters of Lake Michigan with Captain George! Read More

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Manistee Salmon Slammin'

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21 ft 1 - 3 People From $450
Veteran Operated
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Fishing in Whitehall
Fishing in Whitehall
Fishing in Whitehall
trip description for Weeknight Sportsman Special in Whitehall

For some reason, many people don't seem to know that the Great Lakes are home to some of the biggest, baddest freshwater sportfish in the USA. The stocks include Chinook (King) Salmon, Coho Salmon, Lake Trout, and Steelhead, all of which are powerful fighters and excellent table fare. If you've been looking for a top-tier sportfishing trip on Lake Michigan—America's third-largest lake and the fifth-largest in the world—then you're in the right place. Captain Terry is a pro when it comes to fishing the lake, and has been running successful trips out of Whitehall, MI for many years. Captain Terry runs his trips aboard a 31' Tiara cuddy cabin. She has a spacious deck for fishing, and sports Crusader engines to get you out there fast. Plus, she has a full cabin to keep you out of the sun and the wind. This vessel is built to cut smoothly through choppy water, so you should be trolling with the utmost comfort. She also features a full kit of electronics, and an ice box for your keepers. You'll chase bites using a variety of baits and lures on trolling gear. All of the Salmonids—the family that includes Salmon and Trout—love to hit fast-moving targets, and when one of these fish takes the hook, you'll feel it! Salmon and Trout both have fast runs and big jumps, so these fights are nothing short of spectacular! After you pull in a monster, you can store it in the icebox so it stays fresh during the remainder of your voyage. Back at the dock, Captain Terry will clean and bag your catch, so you can take home a delicious dinner. Captain Terry provides all the equipment needed for a successful day of fishing, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. You should bring food and drinks so you don’t get worn-out, plus appropriate clothing, some sunglasses, and sunscreen. Other than that, your captain has got you covered! The only question is, when are you coming up? Read More

Lake Fishing Trip near Big Rapids

Weeknight Sportsman Special

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31 ft 1 - 6 People From $595
Fishing in Holland
Fishing in Holland
Fishing in Holland
trip description for Lake Michigan Salmon and Trout Trip in Holland

Get out there with captain Tim and experience the great freshwater fishing that Lake Michigan has to offer! Lake Michigan is the third-largest of the Great Lakes and the fifth-largest lake in the world, with just over 22,000 square miles of surface area. It's loaded with fish, including fantastic sportfish species such as Steelhead, King Salmon (also known as Chinooks), Coho Salmon, and Lake Trout—all of which you can target on this trip with Captain Tim. If you've ever wanted to fight big freshwater gamefish, this trip has your name on it. You'll primarily be trolling lines to attract big Salmon and Steelhead, which love to hit fast-moving baits and lures. Salmon and Trout are great fighters that will really test your strength, stamina, and skills—so come ready! In addition to their fighting abilities, all of these species are terrific table fare, and Captain Tim is happy to clean them for you. You'll be fishing from the deck of his 33' Wellcraft sportfisher. She's a beautiful boat with all the equipment necessary for a great day of fishing, including twin Yamaha 330-HP engines and a comfortable cabin to keep you cool in the summer and warm in the fall. Your captain will bring everything you need for an ideal trip, including rods, reels, bait, and tackle. All you need to bring is a Michigan fishing license with the appropriate stamps, a cooler with snacks and drinks, proper clothing, sunscreen, and a smile! Get out there and enjoy the clear, cool waters of Lake Michigan with Captain Tim! Read More

Lake Fishing Trip near Big Rapids

Lake Michigan Salmon And Trout Trip

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33 ft 1 - 6 People From $750
Fishing in South Boardman
Fishing in South Boardman
Fishing in South Boardman
trip description for Premier Nighttime Trout Fishing in South Boardman

If you're an angler who thinks you've done it all, go no further. This nighttime mousing trip with Casey is a truly exceptional fly-fishing experience that shouldn't be missed—especially if you're on the hunt for a trophy Brown! This is not your average nymphing or dry-fly trip, so come prepared to go after trophy Trout in a truly unique way! Casey guides these trips for one purpose: hooking the single biggest, most predacious Trout in a given river system. You'll fish for these giants on abnormally large mouse and rat patterns, looking for the most aggressive fish out there. With Casey as your guide, you'll be mousing up absolutely massive Browns, and fishing at a time when they have no fear of predators and are just waiting to whack prey. Where most guides aim to put their clients on as many fish as possible, Casey does the opposite; he's looking to create just one or two opportunities for his clients to score a personal best fish, a true monster. In order to accomplish that goal, you'll fish the fastest, most technical, and least-crowded rivers—and there are no guarantees! You'll be fishing from a 16' Stealthcraft drift boat, which is perfect for maneuvering in shallow water. She's powered by a 40 HP Mercury, so you'll have no trouble getting where the fish are. Casey will supply everything you need for an awesome nighttime trip, including rods, reels, and flies. Bring proper clothing, a Michigan fishing license, and some bug spray, and you'll be ready to bag some personal records! Read More

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Everything to Know About Booking a Fishing Guide in Big Rapids

What are the best fishing trips in Big Rapids?

Why should I book a fishing trip in Big Rapids with Captain Experiences?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 2 trip in Big Rapids: Half Day Fishing guided by Matthew.

Our guides in Big Rapids are rated a 5 out of 5 based on 3460 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are licensed, insured, and vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, boat specs and more.

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What types of fishing trips are common in Big Rapids?

Lake fishing is the most popular type of fishing in Big Rapids as well as river fishing and nearshore fishing.

The most commonly sought after species in Big Rapids are: 1. chinook salmon, 2. coho salmon, 3. brown trout, 4. lake trout, and 5. steelhead.

The most common fishing techniques in Big Rapids are light tackle fishing, trolling, and artificial lure fishing but heavy tackle fishing and live bait fishing are popular as well.

How much does a Big Rapids fishing trip cost?

Prices in Big Rapids can range anywhere from about $423 to $996, but the average price for a half day trip in Big Rapids is $641. The average price for a full day trip in Big Rapids is $778.

Is booking a fishing guide worth the money?

Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a fishing guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.

Working with experienced fishing guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is on the water every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.

Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear and tackle, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.

Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your home waters, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.

What month is best for fishing in Big Rapids?

The most popular season for fishing in Big Rapids is fall, and most anglers book their trips 31 days in advance.

Do I need a Big Rapids fishing license and what are the bag limits in Big Rapids?

See here for more information on fishing licenses in Big Rapids, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in Big Rapids. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in Big Rapids.

What is fishing in Big Rapids all about?

Fishing in Big Rapids, Michigan, offers a pleasant experience for anglers, thanks to its scenic locations and diverse fish populations. The city is situated along the Muskegon River, which provides ample opportunities for freshwater fishing. This river is known for its clear waters and variety of fish species, including trout, bass, and panfish. Anglers can enjoy fishing from the riverbanks or from boats, with numerous spots around Big Rapids offering easy access and good fishing conditions.

In addition to the Muskegon River, Big Rapids features several local lakes that are popular among anglers. Lake of the Pines and Croton Pond are two notable options, offering excellent fishing for species like northern pike, walleye, and bluegill. These lakes are well-regarded for their accessibility and the quality of fishing they provide. Whether casting from a boat or fishing from the shore, these bodies of water offer a chance to enjoy a variety of fishing techniques and targets.

The fishing seasons in Big Rapids provide year-round opportunities, with spring and summer being particularly active periods. During these months, the warmer water temperatures bring increased activity among local fish species, making it an ideal time for fishing. Fall also offers a chance to catch some of the larger species as they prepare for the winter. Overall, Big Rapids' combination of scenic river and lake fishing, along with its diverse fish populations, makes it a rewarding destination for fishing enthusiasts throughout the year.

What are the most popular months to go fishing in Big Rapids?

Fishing in Big Rapids, Michigan, is enjoyable throughout the year, with each season offering its own set of opportunities and challenges. Spring is a particularly exciting time for anglers as the ice melts and the water warms up. The Muskegon River comes to life with increased fish activity, including trout and bass, which become more active in the warming waters. This season is ideal for fishing from both the riverbanks and boats, as fish are eager to bite after the winter months.

Summer is the peak fishing season in Big Rapids, with warm temperatures providing excellent conditions for targeting a variety of species. Lakes like Lake of the Pines and Croton Pond become hotspots for fishing, with species such as northern pike, walleye, and bluegill actively feeding. The longer daylight hours and warm weather make summer perfect for spending extended periods on the water. Anglers can take advantage of the abundant fishing opportunities by using various techniques and baits to match the active fish.

As autumn arrives, the fishing scene in Big Rapids transitions once again. Cooler temperatures lead to changes in fish behavior, with species like trout and bass preparing for the winter months. Fall fishing can be productive as fish are often more aggressive in their feeding. The cooling water temperatures can also trigger a final feeding frenzy before the colder weather sets in. Winter fishing offers a quieter experience, with ice fishing becoming a popular option once the lakes freeze. Each season in Big Rapids provides unique fishing experiences, ensuring that anglers can enjoy a variety of activities throughout the year.

What types of fishing are popular in Big Rapids?

Fishing in Big Rapids, Michigan, offers a variety of techniques suited to both the Muskegon River and the local lakes. For river fishing, one popular method is fly fishing, especially for trout. The Muskegon River’s clear waters and varied currents provide an ideal environment for this technique. Anglers often use dry flies, nymphs, or streamers to match the local insect hatch and entice trout. Spin fishing is also effective in the river, with techniques such as casting small spinners or soft plastics to target bass and other species.

When it comes to lake fishing in Big Rapids, different approaches come into play. For species like northern pike and walleye, trolling with crankbaits or using live bait rigs can be highly effective. These methods allow anglers to cover a larger area and find active fish. Jigging with soft plastics or spoons can also be successful, particularly for targeting species such as bluegill and crappie. Anglers often focus on structures like submerged weed beds and drop-offs where fish tend to gather.

Ice fishing is a notable technique in Big Rapids during the winter months, when lakes freeze over. This method involves drilling holes through the ice and using specialized gear such as tip-ups or small jigs to target species like panfish and northern pike. The quiet, tranquil environment of ice fishing offers a different experience compared to the open-water seasons. Each type of fishing in Big Rapids provides unique challenges and rewards, making it a versatile destination for anglers throughout the year.

What species are popular for fishing in Big Rapids?

Fishing in Big Rapids, Michigan, offers a variety of species to target, making it an appealing destination for anglers. In the Muskegon River, trout are a prime catch, with species like brown trout and brook trout being particularly popular. The river’s clear waters and healthy ecosystem provide excellent conditions for trout fishing, especially during the spring and fall when the fish are most active. Anglers often use fly fishing techniques or light spinning gear to target these elusive fish.

In addition to trout, the Muskegon River is home to bass, including both largemouth and smallmouth varieties. Bass fishing is particularly enjoyable in the warmer months, as these fish are aggressive and readily bite on a variety of lures such as spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and soft plastics. The river’s structure, including submerged logs and rocky areas, provides ideal habitat for bass, making it a rewarding experience for those targeting these game fish.

The local lakes around Big Rapids, such as Lake of the Pines and Croton Pond, offer additional fishing opportunities. These lakes are known for their populations of northern pike, walleye, and bluegill. Northern pike can be caught using large spinners or live bait, while walleye are often targeted with jigs and crankbaits. Bluegill, a popular panfish, are abundant in these lakes and can be caught using small jigs or worms. The diversity of species available in Big Rapids ensures that anglers can enjoy a wide range of fishing experiences throughout the year.

What are the best places to fish in Big Rapids?

Big Rapids, Michigan, offers several excellent fishing spots that cater to different preferences and techniques. The Muskegon River is one of the top locations, providing a scenic and productive environment for anglers. This river is known for its clear waters and healthy populations of trout, making it a prime spot for both fly fishing and spin fishing. Popular areas along the river include stretches with submerged logs, deep pools, and riffles, where fish tend to congregate. Access points are well-marked, and the surrounding natural beauty adds to the appeal of fishing here.

Local lakes also offer great fishing opportunities, with Lake of the Pines being a notable example. This lake is known for its abundant northern pike, walleye, and bluegill, making it a favorite among anglers. The lake’s varied structure, including weed beds and drop-offs, provides excellent habitat for these species. Whether you prefer trolling, jigging, or casting from the shore, Lake of the Pines offers productive fishing throughout the year. Another popular spot is Croton Pond, which is known for its diverse fish population and accessibility, making it a great choice for a day on the water.

For those interested in a different experience, the area around the mouth of the Muskegon River, where it flows into larger bodies of water, can offer exciting fishing opportunities. This area often attracts a variety of species due to the mix of freshwater and nutrient-rich waters. Anglers can find success with various techniques, from casting with lures to using live bait. The combination of river and lake fishing options in Big Rapids ensures that there are plenty of excellent spots to explore, whether you’re targeting trout, bass, pike, or other local species.

Does Big Rapids have good fishing?

Big Rapids, Michigan, is an excellent location for fishing, offering a range of opportunities for both freshwater and lake anglers. The Muskegon River, which runs through the area, provides a scenic setting and is well-known for its trout fishing. The river’s clear waters and varied habitats make it an appealing destination for fly fishing and spin fishing. With its healthy populations of brown and brook trout, Big Rapids is a great spot for anglers looking to experience quality trout fishing in a picturesque environment.

In addition to the river, Big Rapids boasts several local lakes that enhance its appeal as a fishing destination. Lakes like Lake of the Pines and Croton Pond are popular among anglers for their diverse fish populations, including northern pike, walleye, and bluegill. These lakes are accessible and offer various fishing techniques, from trolling to jigging. The variety of species available in these lakes ensures that there’s something for every type of angler, whether you’re looking for a relaxing day of panfishing or an exciting battle with a larger predator fish.

Overall, Big Rapids stands out as a favorable fishing destination due to its combination of river and lake fishing opportunities. The seasonal variations in the area provide anglers with different experiences throughout the year, from spring trout fishing in the river to summer fishing in the lakes. The accessibility of fishing spots and the diversity of species available make Big Rapids a rewarding place for fishing enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Recent Reviews of Captain Experiences

  • ★★★★★
    Casey is an amazing guide! Very personable, knowledgeable and patient. He taught us the skills we needed to catch fish. It was a spectacular day. I would highly recommend to first timers and experienced alike.

    Brian C. with Casey R. of South Boardman, Michigan

  • ★★★★★
    Had a great time found fish for us

    Alfred J. with Butch D. of Traverse City, Michigan

  • ★★★★★
    Casey was an awesome guide!

    Rodney A. with Casey R. of South Boardman, Michigan

  • ★★★★★
    My daughter and I had a great time fishing with Butch. She had never caught a smallmouth before. Not only did she catch more than me she caught the biggest (4.40 lbs). Weather wasn't ideal with slick water and overcast most of the time but he still managed to put on some good fish. Our best 5 went a little over 16.5lbs. Was a good trip and I would recommend Butch as he has a lot of guide/tournament experience in the area. We went in the West Bay out of Traverse City.

    Terry K. with Butch D. of Traverse City, Michigan

  • ★★★★★
    Mate Jeremy and Captain Issac were an awesome team. My son, grandson and I caught 9 fish....7 kings and 2 rainbows. Biggest king was 41.5 inches long. Great trip!!

    Skip T. with Dan S. of Whitehall, Michigan

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