33' Inboard Propulsion Fishing Charter in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Enjoy Milwaukee Wisconsin, United States by boat! Charter a 33' Inboard Propulsion for up to 6 people. Rates as low as $94 per hour (minimum of 5 hours). Rates: • Weekday Fishing Charter for 1-4 persons (6 hours): $425 • Weekday Fishing Charter for 5 persons (6 hours): $455 • Weekday Fishing Charter for 6 persons (6 hours): $485 • Weekday Fishing Charter for 1-4 persons (5 hours): $390 • Weekday Fishing Charter for 5 persons (5 hours): $420 • Weekday Fishing Charter for 6 persons (5 hours): $450 • Weekend Fishing Charter for 1-6 persons (5 hours): $470 • Weekend or Weekday Single Person Fishing Charter (5 hours): $125 • Weekend Fishing Charter for 1-6 persons (6 hours): $505 • Weekend or Weekday Fishing Charter for 1-6 persons (8 hours): $735 • Harbor Cruise for 6 persons (1 1/2 hours): $100 • Harbor Cruise for 6 persons (2 hours): $150 • Harbor Cruise Additional Hours: $80 • Fireworks Cruise for 6 persons: $250 Note: All rates come up with an additional taxes. What You Can Expect: Fishing for salmon and trout on a 38 foot motor yacht is an experience that all can enjoy. 23 years experience and the latest in tackle almost always guarantees success. The method of fishing on Lake Michigan is motor trolling. On the Blue Max we troll with up to 14 rods. The rates are the total charge for the boat, not per person. By US Coast Guard law, only six paying passengers are allowed per charter boat. If you have a group larger than six (which is very common), we'll take care of all the arrangements of getting you as many vessels as your group needs As the boat moves through the water, the captain and customers set tackle to provide an artificial lure to the fish at all potential water depths. Rods are placed in holders as the boat moves through areas where fish have been located. To find our fish we use a fish finder, temperature gauge and data recorded from previous trips. As the fish strikes one of the lures, the rod is removed from the holder and the battle is on! After the fish is boated, rods are reset and we continue our trolling pattern.