Fly-in Walleye Fishing
You will capture walleyes of immense size during the spring, summer and fall. In the spring, you'll catch 50 walleyes or more per day averaging up to 3 pounds each. In Summer walleye fishing on Trout Lake is incredible. The walleyes average bigger and more trophies in the 13 pound size are caught in July and August. In the fall the Walleyes on a feeding spree now; getting ready for the lean times of winter. Take advantage of it and catch dozens per day in the 2 to 3 pound size. Catch trophies averaging 10 to 12 pounds.
Fly-in Northern Pike Fishing
Get ready to experience pike fishing of a lifetime. Over the years we've had many guests catch countless big pike in the 20 to 32 lb. trophy size. Catch 6 to 12 pounders faster than you can get them off the hook. In the spring cast in front of the Northern Pike with a jig and a Slug-Go, 4 inch spoon or a large crank bait. Watching that 30 pounder attack your lure is beyond exciting. In the summer, cast or troll using big spoons, crank baits or spinners along the ridges. Lots of 20 lb.+ Northerns are fought and released during these summer months of July and August. As the weather cools the Northern Pike head back on the reefs and the weedbeds and are bigger and meaner from a summer of feeding. Try trolling with a big crankbait, or casting with a red and white Dardevle. Fall pike fishing is furious with many trophies over 20 pounds caught & released!
Fly-in Lake Trout Fishing
Trout Lake is home to the best lake trout fishing in our northern area. Early spring is a blast; the lakers are full of vim and vigor and many can be taken from the surface. Cast or troll and you can catch lots of lakers running 4 to 10 lbs. with trophies in the 18 to 50 lb. size. Summer time; warm breezes and the trout go deeper. Troll using a 3 way swivel with a flashy silver spoon or vertical jig with a jig and bring in good eating sizes as well as trophies. In the fall try casting or trolling small to medium spinners. These fall lakers will hit your lure with great gusto. They're ready for a showdown and you'll wind up the winner. Catch all the 6 to 8 pounders you can shake a rod at. The biggest one so far was a startling 54 pounds.
