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Some Pics from this week!!!

From the Bozeman Daily Chronicle The muskie Hawkins brought to boat was beyond belief – a 57-inch fish with a 26.5-inch girth good for an estimated 52.5 pounds. That would put the Hawkins muskie in a class with the top … Continue reading

We at Mr. Muskie wanted to reach out to all of our customers to let you know that during this time of crisis and uncertainty the entire MM Crew wants all of you and your families to remain safe and healthy. We urge everyone to take the necessary pre

The Muskies are on Fire! In just a couple of hours last night we pulled up 5 muskies including this beauty. Want to get in on the action? Request your preferred dates

Fall is rapidly approaching and we have begun our fall fishing charters. We only have a month left in our 2015 fishing season! “Mr. Muskie Too” is still at our home port of Jefferson Beach Marina. We have both our smaller boat “River R

Pictured is Mary Beth Scott with guide Bill Luney. Mary Beth's beautiful walleye was 26 inches definitely worthy of her happy smile. Guide report: Walleye fishing has been great; due to the hot weather they are being found on humps in 18 - 26 fe

With the summer shaping up nicely on Lake St. Clair our fishing is in full swing.  Except for a few scattered showers today the weekend weather looks sunny with highs in the upper 70′s. Last week we asked you to submit photos of

Duck Bay guide report: muskies are on rock points and rock reefs; medium size buck tails are working best. Northern pike are in 10 - 15 feet of water; best caught trolling deep-diving crank baits on the shoreline. Bass are on rocky shorelines and ro

Guide report: Walleyes are on mid-lake humps in 20-26 feet of water. Northern pike are on rocky shorelines in 6-8 feet of water; black & orange and white & red spinnerbaits are working well. Muskies are being found in weedy bays and bass are

Pictured above is Keenan Dammen who caught his first muskie ever - this beautiful 48 inch - on a very light rod with a small lure; he said it was great excitement as his family and guide Bill all watched him land it and successfully release it. Late

If you are siting at home this weekend or if you are raking leaves and doing other chores you WILL wish you were at Shabbona Lake  guaranteed!!!. Saturday 65 degrees Sunday 67 degress Crappie Biting Bass Biting Muskie Biting Catfish Biting Blueg

Around the area water is hovering around the mid to low 60's but even with the stable warm weather on the way expect the shorter nights to start dropping water temps.  Weeds are still thick and water levels are around average for this time

The Greenville News Saturday May 15 2004 By Scott Keepfer In the eyes of many anglers the elusive muskie ranks as the most difficult fish to catch often being referred to as the “fish of 10 000 casts.” If that’s true Andrew Howard

Fish On! Fishing in the islands has been great. Jigs and spinners tipped with a minnow or crawler have been working well around and on reefs. Jigging has been good in deeper waters 25’-30’ and spinners in shallower 13’-19’. G

Well with Summer behind us and the Autumn season upon us it is time to look forward to some fantastic fall fishing opportunities. There is great fishing through the fall months for many different species including Walleye Northern Pike Muskies …

The week starts out with amazing fishing weather - a mix of sun and cloud with light winds. The daytime temperatures have been in the high 70's with overnight cooling into the 50's. Pictured above is Sam Friedman (with guide Jimmy Van Gorp )

Chuck Lindner is pictured above with a nice 24 inch walleye. And if you want to see some muskie action from last week check out our Facebook page at Facebook.com/duckbaylodge. There is a short video from guests Ted Alex & Elliott Bair of a muski

 First 50" Muskie of the season! Muskie Muskie fishing is starting to heat up. Casting is producing a few fish in prime feeding times during low light conditions or weather changes but trolling is producing 4 to 8 strikes per outing. Top troll

Hey everybody hope you’re all well. Matt here checking in. It’s been a while but you’ve all been in my thoughts these past weeks. Thinking about the lives disrupted the river valleys burned all the loss and I’m so sorry …

The walleyes are starting to get into the summer peak patterns. The bite is much tougher than has been in the last several weeks. Sheep heads northern muskies and catfish are competing with the walleye for the same forage so expect them to be there