One more try!
Denny and Benny fished with Watta Bite Charters a few times this summer. The Coho fishing was so good they wanted to give it one more try for the season. Thanks guys!
Sunrise, daytime, and sunset charter fishing launching from Glen Arbor, Michigan near Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. It’s the ultimate sportsman adventure and fun for the whole family!
Enjoy your Watta Bite charter fishing excursion with United States Coast Guard Licensed Captain Bill in a 22 foot DNR inspected Campion Explorer.
Be sure to check out our popular Fishing Report for the latest catches and fishing information of Watta Bite Charter Fishing launching from Glen Arbor, Michigan.
Captain Bill cleans your catch for you!
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Things to Consider When Booking a Lake Michigan Charter
You want the best experience for your dollar. Choose a Captain who will go the extra distance to put fish in the boat, be out before sunrise or stay out until sunset. Eighty percent of the time there is an early morning or late evening bite. Watch what the local fisherman do. They are out early and off by 10:00 a.m.
This is vacation time. Find a Captain who will do a little extra, like stay out a little longer on a tougher bite trip and give that extra attention, thinking safety.
We are fishing Lake Michigan. Storms come up and fog rolls in. I have seen captains do things that are not in the best interest of the clients, like knowing when to call a trip because of wind. A good trip and safe trip is always first!!
Price. Everybody wants a good deal. Just because I have a boat does not mean it is all fun and games. I supply all the equipment and tackle. I supply a boat, gas and insurance. I have the knowledge of where and when to catch fish. A charter fishing trip is a great deal for 5 hours. Try and rent a truck or piece of equipment for 5 hours and you still have to do the work.
A charter captain is ready to go and raring to share his trade with you. Come out and enjoy. Don’t forget your sunglasses, camera, drinks, snack, and most importantly a cooler for your catch.
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