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Is there a web site showing the different charter boats out of duluth i was looking for it earlier and could not find it thanks in advance

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There should be a listing in visit duluth.com Myself I would recommend skippers kid. Good luck.

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I will say you can find one but for a great time and you get to grab the rod and do it on your own well I hope you find a good one. I can set you up just as the boy's of this site you can call any time capt. tom at 218-348-07000 for a great day on the big lake.

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I have personally fished with two of the charters out of Duluth. If you are looking for a good time, and gain excellent knowledge of the lake, Skippers Kid (Tom) is definately your guy. His knowledge of the lake, and effort to put you on the fish is top notch. Also with Skippers Kid, you always get 100 percent effort on catching your own fish. With him, when you have a "hook set", you grab to pole from the holder, and work it.... you don't get what some of the captains will do and set the hook, reel it half way in for you, then hand over the pole. Definately do your homework! Give him a call and see what he can offer you. From a fellow FM'er....his servies can't be beat.

Good luck on whomever you give a try...It is definately a blast.

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How do the kids do out there i will have 2 of them one is 8 and the other is 6 they fish fine out of my boat but with the big lake was just wondering my wife just had some coho i caught out of two harbors the other day and she wants some more so i suggested taking her and the 2 kids out with a charter

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  • 'we have more fun' FishingMN Creators

Theres a lot of good charters in the Duluth area. Some of those captains stop by the forum from time to time like, Skipper's Kid, End of the Line and Hard Times, they'll all get you on fish and show you a good time. I have to add that SK is a guy that volunteers his time in community involvement and I admire that in a person.

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How do the kids do out there i will have 2 of them one is 8 and the other is 6 they fish fine out of my boat but with the big lake was just wondering my wife just had some coho i caught out of two harbors the other day and she wants some more so i suggested taking her and the 2 kids out with a charter


chaser, kids love it. Sit them on your lap and you can lend an arm when they tire.

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There used to be a website with alot of the captians on it. For different reasons we dont have it anymore. If you want the Coho this time of year you may try a charter alittle farther up the shore. Otherwise we have the big lake trout down here right now with maybe an odd walleye or King salmon. If you do a search for End of the Line Charters in Duluth you'll find my info. Check it out, then if you decide, please give me a call anytime even if its just some questions. Good luck!

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Chaser, I'll also suggest Skipper's Kid or Hard Times. Another great charter is Bill's Great Lakes Charters. These three services are top notch all the way! Bill's Great Lakes Charters and Hard times have been captains on the big lake for over a combined 40 years and are probably most consistently on the fish. Skipper's Kid is also a great guy and knows how to fish. Any of these guys will take care of the kids to ensure they have a great time on the water. ...And with these guys YOU GRAB THE ROD!!! Good luck with whoever you hook up with and have fun!

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Talking things over with the wife a bit ago now sounds like she wants to wait till next spring so i have been on the phone with a few friends to see if they are interested hopefully it works out so i can get out there again this year

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Hope so my buddie was out lastnight and got 2 salmon and 1 laker wish i knew how to rig up a meat rig next time i'am out would like to try it

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