Eyes-Guy Guide Service

Guided fishing covers Lake Gogebic in Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula, roughly eighteen miles long, up to three miles wide and around thirteen to fourteen thousand acres of water, with walleye the headline quarry and jumbo perch, smallmouth bass, northern pike and panfish also on the card. The lake is worked both open-water and hard-water, so trips run right through the calendar including a dedicated ice season. Open-water outings are capped at two clients and priced separately for a full or a half day. The boat is a 2024 Ranger 622 VS pushed by a Mercury V10 400-horsepower Verado, rigged with Garmin electronics and Power Pole shallow-water anchors. Live bait and terminal tackle are stocked and available year-round through the operation’s own store on the north shore. Deposits are non-refundable inside forty-eight hours of the trip date.