Trophy Specialists Fishing Charters Homepage
Michigan Sportfishing:
Lake Erie
Walleye Charters
(Monroe,
Toledo and
Port Clinton)
March/April/May
Lake Huron
Brown Trout, Lake Trout, King Salmon, Pink Salmon, Steelhead, Atlantic Salmon
Mixed-bag Charters
(Rogers City
Presque Isle)
May/June/July
Saginaw Bay Walleye Charters
(Au Gres)
June/July
Lake Michigan
Salmon Charters
(Manistee)
August
Lake Huron
King Salmon Charters
(Rogers City)
July/August/September
Charter Fishing
Information
Trophy Specialists runs a boat with the most
respected name in boating: Lund. Our
Barron is Lund's largest most well appointed model and is the flagship of
their marine lineup. You won't find a safer, better equipped or more
comfortable charter boat for serious Great Lakes fishing. Our Lund
Baron is 22', 10" long and 8' wide with plenty of room for comfortable
charter fishing experiences. Our boat is appropriately named "Trophy Specialist"
and is loaded with state of the art electronics, equipment and creature comforts
making it one impressive fishing package. Customers ride in style inside
the enclosed, cockpit, seating area. Lund's Air-Ride bucket seats
are the ultimate in comfort. The rig is powered with lightning fast,
quiet, cutting edge, 2006 engines. Much of Trophy Specialists Fishing
Charters success can be directly attributed to this boat. With the
mobility of a trailerable boat, we can target the hottest action when and
where it's happening. the quiet running 4-stroke trolling motor is the ultimate
in stealth and boat control. Most charter boats simply can't troll
at the exact speeds that the "Trophy Specialist" is easily capable of.
This rig is a fast running (over 50 mph) extreme fishing machine that
makes quick work of those long runs sometimes required to get into the hot
bites. We have one of the fastest charter boats on the Great Lakes.
Our fully tricked-out charter boat has a full complement of the latest
electronics and gear to make your charter fishing trip both successful and
enjoyable.
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