Charters
We have Walk-On Head Boats, Party Boats and Private Charter Boats Available. Monday-Thursday Private Charter Special 15 people or less on the Waterfox or Irish Drifter is only $750 (Private Charter pricing does not include bait) Walk-on Head Boat Reservation Policy: Reservations of 3 or more people require a credit card when reservation is made. Policy: 72 Hour Cancelation prior to your leave time If you do not cancel at least 72 hours prior, your credit card will be charged **YOUR "SPOT" ON THE BOAT CANNOT BE HELD IN ADVANCE. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE INTO OUR STORE TO SIGN IN AND CHOOSE YOUR "SPOT"** 419-734-9002 FOR RESERVATIONS
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WATERFOX
Party & Private Charter
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MISS CINDY Capacity - 35 People (50 ft.)
Party & Private Charter
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IRISH DRIFTER
Party & Private Charter
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BOOK YOUR TRIP BY CALLING 419-734-9002 |
Our Head Boats have been family owned and operated since 1979 by native professional fishing guides.
Our Captains and Boats are United States Coast Guard Licensed and inspected annually.
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Daily Walk-On Headboats
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Weekdays | Adults(16-60) | $75.00 | ||
Seniors & Children *INCLUDES BAIT*
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Weekends |
*INCLUDES BAIT* |
$75.00 |
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One Trip Daily
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Two Trips Daily
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Fishing Charter Equipment Information:
The Western Basin of Lake Erie's shallow waters attract huge schools of walleye roaming the south-central area. In March, hundreds of anglers seek pre-spawn
walleye. Throughout April, the beaches and reefs northwest of Port Clinton become active as walleye cruise the shallow, sandy bottoms looking for bait fish. Casting bright-colored jigs
tipped with minnows are favorite methods for catching some of the year's biggest fish. May sends walleye into deeper water around the reefs and islands.
Often ignored by those but the most seasoned pros, the Western Basin's July and August harvests produce the fastest walleye fishing of the year. It's a baffling trend, but the Western Basin
catch-rate (another term for the number of walleye landed per hour) is higher in July than any other month. The average walleye catch-rate during July and August is more than 30% higher in the
lake's Western Basin than from the deeper waters making up the Central Basin. More than 90% of the summer catch is taken on weight-forward spinners tipped with worms as anglers cast from drifting
boats such as Irish Drifter, Miss Cindy and Waterfox.