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We wanted to update all of or fans and customers on this seasons show schedule. We had our 1st show last month and it was a great turnout. Our next show is Outdoorama on Feb. 27th – March 2nd at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi MI. Boo

The weatherman this weekend is calling for highs in the low 80’s with possible scattered showers.  Lows around 68 each evening.  It was a great weekend and early part of this week on Lake St. Clair.  Muskies are being caught all

This week marks the time change to spring forward and with that we know that Spring is just around the corner. The 2013 fishing season will be fast under way before we know it and the charters will be starting. We wanted to let all of our fans and cu

We at Mr. Muskie Charters would like to thank all of our customers for making the 2012 fishing season a great year and a huge success. We greatly appreciate your business and look forward to fishing with you again soon. We are currently booking chart

Another nice fish catch off the dock at Duck Bay Lodge! Pictured is Jett Borsboom with a 24 inch walleye he caught after dinner one evening this week. Other nice fish catches are: Melissa Hopman (Paynesville MN) a 39 inch northern Harold Heather (Ge

The great fishing in the island continues! Walleyes are still being caught on jigs. Gold pink and chartreuse jigs with a minnow. You can pull spinners on the reefs and catch fish as well! Muskie fishing is still going well! They are beginning to mov

wondering if it would be better to fish for muskie on the canadian side monday or will it not matter where? Figured they wouldn't care as much about our july 4th but could be wrong.

Guests often ask what is the best month to come up? Every month has its advantages. Although early season fishing in late May and throughout June are long-time favorites July is a month that has a lot to offer too! Consider this: Fishing: The fishin

The weather this weekend promises to be fine.  Highs in the low 80’s with cool evenings.  Very low chance of rain Friday through Sunday. Get out there and catch a muskie like the one below sent to us from our friend Lee Powell who is

Lake St. Clair anglers are now into the summer dog days when the heat of the day effects fishing success.  The lesson from the professionals: Get out in the early morning or later afternoon but stay out of the mid-day sun if you want to catch fi

With temperatures staying warm our fall color change is later than usual and just beginning. And the fish are just starting to move to their fall spots. Guests are reporting catching large quantities of walleyes. Some of this weeks' nice catches

Ovenite and this morning the Walleye bite was still pretty good. Not alot of them but most houses caught some. A 39″ Northern was C/R a 45″ Muskie was C/R and four (that I know of) 26″-28″ Walleye were C/R.  By noon the b

The fishing is good right close to Duck Bay Lodge! Pictured are staff Kerry Taylor and Bethany Strebchuk with a 47 inch muskie caught off the dock one evening. The week starts out with perfect fishing weather - a mix of sun and cloud light winds and

The lake h as so many different moods. Love this picture taken by guest Dylan Walter of a rainbow over the channel to Turtle Lake. An evening squall had kicked up and this was the aftermath. This week starts out hot! Daytime temperatures are in the

Fished the upper DR by the mouth of LSC on the 3rd and 4th. Still getting Walleyes there fish seem to be spread out but if you work at it you can put fish in the boat. Got 6 yesterday. The easterly winds and current allow for a nice drift harnesses a

Despite the synthetic fly tying materials craze I still think natural fibers are the best for the bulk of my fly tying. You can’t beat the way the natural materials pulse flicker and taper in the water. To that end … Continue reading U

Our corporate group Kraus-Anderson Construction Company (Bemidji MN) has been with Duck Bay Lodge for 22 years. Pictured is the gang toasting (with a rare and expensive whisky) and celebrating the upcoming retirement of Duane Kaiser (pictured in the

The Leaves are turning Cool evenings are really making it feel like fall. Walleye anglers are having the most success on rocky structures and drop offs drifting with spinners and jigs tipped with a minnow or crawler. It won’t be long and the f

Pictured is Duck Bay guide Kerry Taylor with a 48 inch muskie his personal biggest to date; the happy smile says it all. Duck Bay pro guide fishing report: Walleyes are on reefs in 20 - 30 feet of water; pink jigs are working well. Northern pike are

Fishing report from the Duck Bay guides: the recent heat wave has brought surface water temperature to 80 degrees; shallow areas of the lake are weeding out. Walleyes are being found in 25-30 feet of water on humps northern pike are in 6-10 feet of