Your Questions Answered
Here we hope you'll find the answers to some common asked questions. We want your trip to be both fun and memorable and it starts with knowing what to expect.
The Do's
Wear and bring clothing for different weather conditions. The weather is usually cooler on the lake so jackets, sweatshirts, rain gear if you'd like and comfy shoes, sunglasses and hats are among our recommendations.
If there is any chance that you could experience sea sickness, we recommend that you take any sea sickness medication the night before when you go to bed, and then again when you wake-up.
It is NOT effective if you wait until you get on the boat
Bring anything that you or your group would like to eat and drink. We do not provide any of this.
Yes, alcohol is permitted, however we do ask that it be consumed both safely and responsibly.
You will need to have a WI fishing license as well as a Great Lakes salmon/trout stamp. You can purchase one or both in your GO WILD account or simply click the link below. A paper copy is required.
All the fish that we catch is yours to keep. Be sure to bring a cooler and ice to transport it home in. If you forget the ice, it can be purchased at the Marina shop during business hours, or you can buy bags from McDonalds also. After your trip, you will have a chance to hang your fish and takes pictures to brag to your friends about. We will then clean your fish and bag them for you.
First Mates work for gratuities only. It is often asked how much you should tip. Typically a mate will receive 15-20% and it is greatly appreciated.
Where can you find us? Our dock is located just west of the McDonald's Drive thru Window. It is best to find parking in the Marina area and not in the McDonald's parking lot. We are typically there a half hour before your trip to get things ready and to greet you when you arrive.
The Dont's
Please don't bring bananas on the boat. I know it sounds silly, but it is a bad luck omen to all fishing boats.
We want you to have a memorable experience so please don't hang off the side of the boat or walk on the bow of the boat. I know it's tempting to do your own rendition of "Titanic" but we don't want you falling in!
Please feel free to call/text or message us with any other questions you have.