Mixed Bags Making Big Smiles

Nothing like getting a cooler full with multiple species! There has been many close calls for the Lake Michigan Grand Slam but has yet to be hit out of the park. The catch below shows a mixed catch of kings, rainbows, and one coho salmon!
Fish On!!! With the cooler water temperatures still in the area, the fish have been putting up quite a fight.
Here is a client with a nice sized lake trout! Lakers are the only native fish of Lake Michigan and they sure are a pretty fish.
Who's king?? The king salmon are filling the coolers out of the port of sheboygan! Many of thefish are in the mid teens range in pounds and make the spool sing. It's like having a rock concert in the palm of your hands/
Another beautiful morning on the shores on Lake Michigan! Come get a view all for yourself!
Little guys and big guys, they all need to eat! The fish have been in a variety of sizes and species which always keeps you guessing what your catching until it gets Frabilized!!

Sheboygan Salmon and Trout

The king salmon have started to show up in full swing. With the abundance of baitfish this year, the lake has already given up a few very nice sized fish.

This navy bound kid got a good pre boot camp workout! Salmon have been hitting a variety of flasher/fly combos in white and green.

Happy Father's Day! This family decided to celebrate their dad aboard the Wolf Pack. Fishing, fun, and most importantly family bonding made this a day to remember.

June is a great month for mixed bags. The water temps have coolers being filled with every type of trout and salmon that the lake offers.

This fish was a dandy and showed itself by skying out of the water multiple times then continuing to pull out 700 feet of line before hitting the Frabill. The fish was 38inches long and weighed in at 23.02lbs. There are some bigger ones out there so come get your name a top the 2009 Wolf Pack Big Fish Board.

Summertime Salmon

The salmon have showed up in Sheboygan and are here to provide reel screaming action for the next few months.
June is also a month where there is an abundance of rainbows around. These fish love to peel and reveal themselves with acrobatics.
Here is the prettiest fish that is caught out on Lake Michigan. Lake Trout are the only native fish that still lurks through these waters.
The Packers coaches don't only know the game of football. They had a blast cheering on fellow coaches battle these fiesty fish.
Not only is the morning usually the optimum fishing time but it also provides a one of a kind sunrise.
Here is a rack of some good sized salmon. The fish have been within a few miles of the port and are being caught on a variety of dodger and flies.
The summer bookings are filling up very fast and the fishing should remain good for the next few months. There's no need to hit the weight room, just book a relaxing trip aboard the wolf pack and let the salmon give your arms a work out like you've never experienced before.

Green Bay Walleyes!!

Don't miss out on the fabulous walleye action taking place in Green Bay. Not only is there a lot of action but the shot at catching a trophy fish is always very possible. Here are two 24 inch fish that fell victim to the Frabill.
Here is a four person limit of fish all between 18-24inches. There was over 40 walleyes caught in just five hours.

Come get in on the action!! If you don't your not only missing out on the action but also a one of a kind fish fry. So stop drooling on your keypad and give us a call at 920-918-9653 before you miss the hot bite!!

Lake Michigan Starts off HOT!!

Lake Michigan continues to stay productive! Here is a group of clients that came to get some of the early season big brown trout and the Wolf Pack crew answered their call.

Big brown trout! This fish gave a ten minute battle before the Frabill captured it. When cleaned, this fish had a dozen alewifes in her stomach! That helped her weigh out at 16lbs.
Another big early season brown! With lots of baitfish in the area, natural colored spoons and crankbaits have been the most productive lures.
This bachelor party had an awesome afternoon out on the big pond. They were just one fish shy on their 7 man limit! In the picture is a mixed bag of lake,rainbow, and brown trout.
Fishing in front of the river mouths have provided good action for the post spawn trout who begin to put on the feed bag! Notice the big hook jaw which represents it being a male.
There is still a few weeks of brown trout fishing to be had and we are already starting to see a few salmon. Also with the warming temperatures, stream fishing for northern pike, crappie, and smallmouth bass will be productive through the month of May. Don't miss out on either of these opportunities. Call Pat on the fishing hot line at 920-918-9653 and give one of these adventures a try. You will not be disappointed.

River Walleyes and Lake Michigan Brown Trout

The Wolf Pack has started its Lake Michigan season once again with the Wolf Pack 2 all ready to fill some more coolers. Walleyes on the river systems have also been very productive.
Captain Pat with a nice male walleye.
This is a monster!! This time of year gives you a chance at a trophy female! Let us help you put one on your wall.
Spring Brown trout on Lake Michigan has also heated up. The cool water temperatures have the browns on a feast.
First timer?? No problem the Wolf Pack team will show you how to get one of these tasty fish on your grill!
Another brown trout. A variety of natural colored stickabits flat lined and mini screemer spoons on lead cores have been the best producers.
The spring browns have tons of fight. Wolf Pack always uses the lightest tackle to target these rod benders. Call Captain Pat at 920-918-Wolf to reserve your date with some Lake Michigan brown trout!

Spring River Fishing!

The Wolf Pack is as diverse as the seasons. Pat was after the Walleye in the Bay area. Pat is proud to of Wolf Pack's ability to offer different trips.

While the other Wolf Pack guides checked the local rivers. Here was a Northern that took a green C.S. Spinner bait in medium flow water. C.P.R. (Caught, pictured, released)

Wolf Pack guides Greg and John stalked this trout in shallow waters. Greg acted as spotter and John threw a home-made fly. It took a few casts...but what an acrobatic fish! The Frabill net did it's job as it assisted us greatly in getting this fish landed before he was exhausted - C.P.R.

This silvery Rainbow also took a green C.S. Spinner bait in fast moving waters. C.P.R.

This darker colored Rainbow took an Orange C.S. spinner and really put his shoulders into it!